US Inflation Expected to Rise Amid Tariff Impact and Fed Dilemma
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US inflation is expected to rise slightly in July due to higher import tariffs, with core CPI increasing by 0.3%, while retail sales remain robust despite a subdued consumer spending environment. The Federal Reserve faces a dilemma as tariffs may sustain inflation, but the labor market shows signs of weakening. Global economic data from Asia, Europe, and Latin America indicate mixed growth and inflation trends, with central banks adjusting policies accordingly.
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