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By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON, May 28 (Reuters) - U.S. inflation increased at its fastest pace in three years in April, driven ...
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U.S. inflation rose in April, with higher prices reducing Americans' real incomes and delaying possible Fed rate cuts.
In addition to gasoline, prices for groceries, clothing and electricity are also on the rise, indicating that inflation could ...
US inflation increased at its fastest pace in three years in April, driven by higher energy prices amid the war with Iran, and cementing economists' views that the Federal Reserve could hold interest rates unchanged well into next year.
A key challenge for the Federal Reserve is that higher gas prices are inflationary, but they also reduce households’ spending power and dampen growth.
Core inflation still hit the highest level since late 2023.
The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge showed prices continued rising in April, as the conflict in the Middle East pushed oil prices higher. The report reinforces that interest rates will remain on hold.