US inflation eased to 3.4% in July, but broader price pressures kept the Federal Reserve's September rate decision uncertain amid a possible hike.
FILE PHOTO: US consumer inflation eased for a second consecutive month in July, but signs of broader price pressures could keep the Federal Reserve cautious ahead of its September policy meeting.
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Federal Reserve policymakers may feel
little fresh urgency to raise interest rates in September after
a government report showed inflation cooled for a second
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