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Fed’s Preferred Inflation Gauge Eases in June, but Tariff Effects Loom

The Personal Consumption Expenditures price index — the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation — cooled in June. Economists caution the improvement may be temporary as...

First Financial News Desk 3 months ago
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grocery store shopping cart — financial news
Inflation

U.S. Inflation Ticked Up in February, Driven by Rising Shelter Costs

Consumer prices rose modestly in February, with shelter costs pushing the headline index higher — a sign that inflation is still easing but has not fully...

First Financial News Desk 4 months ago
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gas station pump prices — financial news
Inflation

U.S. Inflation Falls Sharply in June, Led by Drop in Gasoline Prices

Consumer prices fell in June for the first time in months, pulled down by a steep drop in gasoline costs. The data offers some relief for...

First Financial News Desk 4 months ago
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grocery store prices — financial news
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U.S. Consumer Prices Rose 0.5% in May, Led by Gasoline and Shelter Costs

Inflation picked up in May, with consumer prices rising 0.5% for the month and 4.2% compared with a year earlier. The data suggests price pressures remain...

First Financial News Desk 4 months ago
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