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Core PCE Inflation At 3.2% In Mar., Highest Level Since 2023

Core inflation rate hit 3.2% in March, as expected; GDP grew 2% in first quarter

Consumers faced escalating prices in March as the Iran war sent oil soaring and created a new level of challenges for the Federal Reserve, according to a batch of reports Thursday that showed economic...

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Core PCE Inflation At 3.2% In March, Highest Level Since 2023

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Core inflation rate jumps to its highest in years thanks to Iran war

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CSUF economists raise inflation forecasts for Southern California

Economists with Cal State Fullerton say local and U.S. economies will see inflation rise as they absorb the ongoing supply shock from rising fuel costs caused by the Iran war, further cooling the alre...

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Inflation gauge jumps amid Iran war

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Inflation In The Entire U.S. Economy Is Rocking And Rolling, And It's Not Just Energy

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North Carolina facing highest inflation rate since summer 2024

The latest inflation report shows prices rose to 3.3% last month, the highest seen in two years.

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Inflation hits nearly 3-year high as gas prices spike 21% in one month

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UT economics professor breaks down impact of rising inflation

Inflation rose to 3.5% in March in Fed’s preferred gauge because of Iran war fallout

The personal consumption expenditures index report was released on Thursday morning and is unwelcome news for the economy.

Core PCE, CPI estimated to maintain pace in April and May - Cleveland Fed

According to the Cleveland Federal Reserve's Inflation Nowcasting model, May's core PCE, or Personal Consumption Expenditures, is seen rising 0.27% month-over-month, compared to the 0.26% rise estimated in April.

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Exclusive-Fed's Musalem says oil shock likely to keep core inflation near 3%, rates on hold for some time

WASHINGTON, April 15 (Reuters) - High oil prices are likely to keep underlying inflation nearly a percentage point above the Federal Reserve's 2% target for the rest of this year, with the U.S. central bank likely needing to leave interest rates unchanged,

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Inflation is lower, but consumers are still struggling

Over the past two years, the Federal Reserve has largely reigned in inflation. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) has moderated from 9.1% to 2.4%, putting the Fed’s 2% inflation target within reach. While it sounds like a victory, headline CPI numbers don ...