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Month: September 2026

grocery store prices — financial news
Inflation

Fed’s Preferred Inflation Gauge Climbs to 3.7% in June as Economy Grows at Modest 1.5% Pace

A key measure of inflation remained well above the Federal Reserve’s target in June, while the economy expanded at a slower-than-expected rate in the second quarter...

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grocery store shopping cart — financial news
Inflation

U.S. Inflation Expected to Hit Three-Year High in May, Analysts Warn

U.S. consumer prices may be on track to reach their highest level in three years this May, according to analysts at a major bank — a...

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stock exchange floor — financial news
Markets

Stocks Rise as Oil Retreats and Inflation Data Stays in Line

U.S. stocks moved higher after oil prices pulled back and a closely watched inflation report came in close to expectations, giving investors some relief after a...

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european central bank building — financial news
Global Economy

ECB’s Lagarde Warns Inflation Shock Will Persist Longer Than Expected

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde has signaled that the current wave of inflation in the eurozone is proving more stubborn than earlier forecasts suggested, raising...

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