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Comprehensive coverage and timeline for Inflation Hits. Aggregated from 9 sources with 10 articles.
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Image: Fox News• A new Fox News survey reveals Donald Trump's job approval has fallen to 39% ahead of the House election. • Democrats now lead Republicans by 15 points regarding which party voters trust more to handle the economy. • This shift in economic trust and a 26-point endorsement gap may create challenges for GOP candidates seeking office.
foxnews.com• Eurozone headline inflation rose from 2.9% to 3.3% in August, reaching a peak since the onset of the Middle East conflict. • Despite the headline increase, core inflation remained contained, falling back to 2.4% as underlying price pressures stayed surprisingly benign. • Upside risks persist due to potential energy price spikes, drought-related supply chain disruptions, and rising wage growth indicators.
fxstreet.com• The S&P 500 reached an all-time high following reports that inflation is cooling, with the producer price index rising 4.7% from July 2025 compared to 5.5% in June. • Fed Bank of Richmond President Tom Barkin suggested holding interest rates steady due to declining inflation, though he warned that embedded price pressures could still necessitate future tightening. • Market analysts, including Mona Mahajan of Edward Jones, indicate that traders are now focused on a final set of September data to gauge the Federal Reserve's next move.
ndtvprofit.com• The S&P 500 reached a new all-time high and the Nasdaq Composite surged following the release of July Producer Price Index (PPI) data. • Wholesale prices remained unchanged month-over-month, defying economist expectations of a 0.2% increase and following a 0.3% decrease in June. • The rally is driven by investor confidence that the Federal Reserve will maintain current interest rates during its upcoming meeting next month.
investopedia.com• Eurozone inflation rose to 2.9% in July, though price pressures varied significantly across different member states. • The Netherlands saw the sharpest monthly increase at 1.5%, followed by Germany (+0.9%) and France (+0.6%), while Greece (-1.4%) and Italy (-1.0%) experienced the steepest price drops. • These divergent trends highlight the uneven economic recovery and varying cost-of-living pressures within the currency bloc.
finance.yahoo.com• Eurozone inflation rose to 2.9% in July, though price pressures varied significantly across different member states. • The Netherlands experienced the sharpest monthly increase at 1.5%, followed by Germany at 0.9% and France at 0.6%. • Conversely, Greece saw the most significant price drop at -1.4%, with Italy and Latvia also recording declines of -1.0% and -0.7% respectively.
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Image: IndexBox• New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh presided over his first FOMC meeting, where the committee unanimously decided to keep interest rates unchanged at 3.5%-3.75%. • The decision comes as inflation has reached 4.2%, prompting Warsh to issue a clear pledge to prioritize price stability over political pressure for rate cuts. • Despite inflation concerns, the U.S. economy shows strength with the S&P 500 hitting record highs, strong jobs reports, and continued investment in artificial intelligence.
indexbox.io• The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge, the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) report, reached a three-year high in May. • This surge in prices indicates that inflation remains persistent, complicating the central bank's efforts to stabilize the economy. • The data suggests the Fed will likely keep interest rates steady for now, though the possibility of further rate hikes remains on the table if inflation does not dissipate.
finance.yahoo.comThe U.S. PCE inflation index reached 3.1% in February 2026 data released March 13, exceeding forecasts and fueling concerns over persistent price pressures. This reading, alongside Brent oil hitting $100, pushed back expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts into late 2026. Economists note the figure complicates the Fed's dual mandate amid slowing GDP growth. Markets now price in steady rates through mid-year.
cnbc.comUS Treasury volatility reached a nine-month high on March 13, 2026, driven by surging oil prices and tariff announcements stoking inflation worries. Bond market turbulence reflects broader economic uncertainty from geopolitical risks with Iran. Traders now price in a full Federal Reserve rate cut this year despite persistent inflation pressures. This spike underscores fragile market sentiment ahead of key economic data releases.
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