Fed's favored inflation gauge rose more than expected in July

The Federal Reserve tracks inflation using a measurement called the PCE. In July, this measurement went up more than experts predicted, and it stayed above the level the Fed aims for. This matters because the Fed uses inflation data to decide how to manage the economy.

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National6 articles from 6 sources across the spectrum· Updated 34d ago

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QuartzLean Left· 34d ago

The Fed's favorite inflation gauge posted a slight upside surprise in July

Center

3 viewpoints
CBS NewsCenter· 34d ago

July PCE inflation index held at 3.7% annual pace, hotter than expected

ForbesCenter· 34d ago

Fed’s Preferred Inflation Meter Unchanged In July—Here’s Why Interest Rates Hikes Are Now More Likely

The HillCenter· 34d ago

Fed’s preferred inflation gauge remains flat at 3.7 percent in July

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Washington ExaminerRight· 34d ago

Inflation held at 3.7% in July in Fed’s preferred gauge, reflecting affordability woes

FOX BusinessLean Right· 34d ago

Fed's favored inflation gauge rose more than expected in July

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