Federal Reserve officials signal cautious path for rate cuts amid still-high inflation

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One thought on “Federal Reserve officials signal cautious path for rate cuts amid still-high inflation

  1. From CNN: Tariffs effectively serve as a tax on goods imported to the United States. Although Trump has repeatedly said targeted foreign countries pay the tariffs, they are in fact paid by companies that purchase the imported goods – and those costs are typically passed onto American consumers. Most mainstream economists believe tariffs will be inflationary, and the Peterson Institute for International Economics has estimated Trump’s proposed tariffs (before the new tariffs announced Monday night) would cost the typical US household over $2,600 a year.

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