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Investors double down on September Fed cut after CPI
NEW YORK (Reuters) -Investors are betting harder on a September Federal Reserve interest rate cut after last month's mild inflation bump, which indicated the pass-through from President Donald Trump's sweeping import duties to goods prices has so far been limited.
Year-over-year, used vehicle prices rose by 4.8%, the seventh month in a row of year-over-year increases, and the biggest one ...
The core consumer price index, a key measure of inflation watched closely by the Federal Reserve, jumped to 3.1% in July, ...
Consensus expects core CPI, which strips out food and energy, to rise 0.3% from June, pushing the annual rate to 3.0% from ...
Chicago Fed's Austan Goolsbee says rising producer prices and sticky services inflation raise concerns about tariff-driven ...
Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee called a jump in the prices of some services “the most concerning thing” in Tuesday’s ...
Data shows inflation held fairly steady in July, defying fears of a sharp tariff-driven spike in prices and good news for ...
This bullish pathway aligns with the macro backdrop of a 94.2% Fed rate cut probability, which generally supports carry trade flows into USD/JPY. If risk sentiment remains steady and Japanese yields ...
A fresh reading on inflation showed tariffs are pushing goods prices higher for Americans, creating a dilemma for the Federal ...
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