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Fed hikes rates, sees more tightening in search of 'timelier' drop in inflation (opens the original)
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The Federal Reserve raised interest rates on Wednesday and flagged further increases in borrowing costs in coming months, with new U.S. central bank chief Kevin Warsh joining a unanimous decision that effectively acknowledges the Trump administration’s inability so far to control inflation. While President Donald Trump had promised to lower prices on his watch, the combined impact of his global import tariffs, an energy shock following the start of the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, and capital sp
Fed's Collins says latest U.S. inflation readings are 'mixed' (opens the original)
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The latest U.S. inflation report was “mixed,” with the headline rate stronger than expected but driven higher by a patchwork of forces that on their own shouldn’t push the U.S. central bank toward raising interest rates, Boston Federal Reserve President Susan Collins said Thursday. She cited the rise in portfolio management fees, driven by stock values as opposed to supply and demand conditions, as one example that left her still with an outlook in which inflation is likely to fall on its own. C
Trump economy at 18 months is a tale of shocks, resilience, and signs of stalled progress (opens the original)
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The first 18 months of President Donald Trump’s second term in the White House have seen a series of policy-driven economic shocks, highlighted by the immigration crackdown and higher tariffs that he promised during his 2024 campaign, and an unanticipated war with Iran that has boosted the price of oil and threatened global supply chains. While the U.S. economy overall has withstood the policy changes and Middle East war better than many economists expected, Trump’s vow to lower prices, boost fa
Fed report cites 'stepped-up' inflation due to tariffs, Iran war, AI buildout (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — U.S. inflation "stepped up further this spring" as the evolving impact of tariffs, a war-related rise in energy costs, and the booming artificial intelligence buildout boosted price pressures that took root last year, the Federal Reserve said on Friday in a monetary policy report to Congress. "Inflation has risen this year and remains elevated relative to the Federal Open Market Committee's longer-run objective of 2%," with the most recent data showing the U.S. central bank's prefe
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