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Inflation may surge again thanks to the tax-law giveaways
The Trump administration's signature tax law changes may stoke inflation in the early part of next year. Here's why that's worrisome. Read More
Here’s what’s in the latest U.S. inflation report
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Consumer spending stalled in September as inflation remained stubborn
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Federal Reserve officials shared opposing viewpoints as to whether the Fed should cut its benchmark interest rate in December. Raphael Bostic argued inflation is a greater threat than unemployment, ... Read More
Are consumers more OK with inflation when it's caused by tariffs?
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Fed Debate Heats Up: Cut Interest Rates to Save Jobs or Hold Firm Against Inflation?
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