The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure rose again in March, with federal data released Thursday highlighting renewed price pressure. The article links the move to consumer price disruption from the war in Iran, reinforcing a cautious backdrop for monetary policy and inflation expectations.
The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure rose again in March, with federal data released Thursday highlighting renewed price pressure. The article links the move to consumer price disruption from the war in Iran, reinforcing a cautious backdrop for monetary policy and inflation expectations.
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