🚀 Fed's Preferred Inflation Gauge Shows Moderate November Performance
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According to BlockBeats, the Federal Reserve's favored inflation measure showed a moderate performance in November, marking a step in the right direction for policymakers aiming for further interest rate cuts by 2025. This data is expected to alleviate concerns among Fed officials regarding the inflation outlook. This week, Fed officials released their latest forecasts, indicating higher prices and interest rates by 2025.
The new projections triggered a sell-off in U.S. stocks as investors had already anticipated policy tightening. Details on prices revealed a general slowdown in inflation. Core services prices, a closely monitored category excluding housing and energy, rose by 0.2% month-on-month, the lowest increase since August. Meanwhile, core goods prices, excluding food and energy, declined for the first time in three months.#Fed #inflation #interestRates #monetaryPolicy #stockMarket #economicOutlook #CoreServices #CoreGoods #priceStability #BlockBeats
🚀 U.S. Inflation Rate Declines in April, Approaching Federal Reserve Target
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According to Odaily, the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation rate decreased for the third consecutive month in April, reaching 2.3%, moving closer to the Federal Reserve's 2% target. However, economists at Barclays suggest that April's data might represent a temporary low. They anticipate that the May CPI report will reveal initial signs of price pressures related to tariffs. High-frequency data tracked by Barclays indicates potential price increases across a broad range of core goods categories, including clothing, home goods, new vehicles, and other products.#USInflation #ConsumerPriceIndex #FederalReserve #CPI #PricePressure #Tariffs #Economics #CoreGoods #InflationRate