US May Inflation Slightly Rises Amid Tariff Impact and Market Expectations
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US consumer prices increased by 0.1% in May, less than expected, with annual inflation at 2.4%, indicating limited immediate impact from tariffs; energy and vehicle prices declined, but shelter costs rose, and trade negotiations continue amid concerns over future inflation effects.
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