"Investors Push S&P 500 to New Record High Despite Inflation Concerns"

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The S&P 500 reached a new record high as investors overlooked higher-than-expected inflation data, driven by increases in shelter and gas prices. Economists attribute the rise in core inflation to sticky shelter inflation, particularly in rent and owners' equivalent rent. While energy prices, especially gas, contributed to the uptick in headline inflation, other indexes such as apparel, recreation, and used cars and trucks also rose. Despite the inflationary pressures, some economists believe that the disinflationary trend is positive, but warn that price pressures will subside gradually, potentially impacting rate cut expectations.
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