Fed Signals Steady Rates Amid Inflation and Labor Market Concerns
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US inflation likely increased in July, with the core personal consumption expenditures index rising 2.9%, the fastest in five months, amid concerns over a fragile job market and the impact of tariffs. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell highlighted risks to the job market and inflation, signaling potential considerations for interest rate adjustments in September. Investors are closely watching Fed officials' comments for future policy directions.
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