Reality Check: Trump's Seven-Word Rate Take Meets Data
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Trump’s seven-word claim that 'there’s no reason to raise interest rates' clashes with data showing inflation rising due to energy shocks from the Iran conflict and a potential shift toward higher rates; core PCE is edging up, the Fed has signaled a neutral-to-hawkish bias, and futures markets price in rate hikes by late 2026/early 2027, suggesting a reality check for the president’s stance even as stock indexes sit near record highs.
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