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inflation

[in-fley-shuhn] / ɪnˈfleɪ ʃən /


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Part of Goolsbee’s caution on inflation was that services inflation isn’t tamed, and core inflation—which he says is a steadier measure of price increases—came in at around a 3.6% annual rate.

From The Wall Street Journal

Already inflation data are pointing to the possibility of a soft-landing, which economists call achieving the Federal Reserve’s target inflation of 2% annually without a recession.

From Barron's

Mixed market sentiment around digital assets comes on the heels of last week’s U.S. consumer price inflation print, which came in slightly lower than forecast—at 2.4%.

From Barron's

Already inflation data are pointing to the possibility of a soft-landing, which economists call achieving the Federal Reserve’s target inflation of 2% annually without a recession.

From Barron's

With inflation currently averaging at 2.7% annually, this mortgage is effectively free or negative in real terms.

From MarketWatch