@thetruism · 36d ago
US inflation holds steady in July
The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure remained unchanged in July, with annual inflation holding at 3.7% and fueling debate over future interest rate decisions.
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- The US Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure was unchanged in July.
- Market expectations for another Federal Reserve interest rate hike have increased due to stubborn inflation.
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- Aug 27 · 12:00 AM
Evidence update
US annual inflation held at 3.7% in July, remaining above the Federal Reserve's target.
- Aug 26 · 6:01 PM
Evidence update
The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge showed core prices rose 3.3% annually in July while consumer spending cooled.
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- Whether the Federal Reserve will implement further rate hikes later this year.
- How quickly inflation will cool toward the Fed's 2% target.
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- Aug 27 · 12:00 AM
Evidence update
US annual inflation held at 3.7% in July, remaining above the Federal Reserve's target.
- Aug 26 · 6:01 PM
Evidence update
The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge showed core prices rose 3.3% annually in July while consumer spending cooled.
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