US Inflation Expected to Rise Amid Tariff-Driven Price Pressures

US inflation is expected to rise slightly in July due to higher import tariffs, with core CPI increasing by 0.3%, while gasoline prices offset some of the overall increase. The impact of tariffs on consumer goods is gradually becoming evident, complicating the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates amid mixed signals from the labor market and trade negotiations. Globally, various countries are releasing economic data, with central banks adjusting policies in response to inflation and growth concerns.