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CNBC Daily Open: The U.S. inflation jump scare is not here — at least not yet
Markets hit record highs as investors saw inflation numbers as a sign the Fed has room to cut rates more — or that tariffs might not drive prices much higher.
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cnbc.com
CNBC Daily Open: Markets appear to be unfazed by Trump U-turns
Trump extends the deadline on China tariffs — but investors were unimpressed. They could have been conditioned to expect such flip-flopping from Trump.
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Consumer prices rise 2.7% annually in July, less than expected amid tariff worries
CPI was projected to increase 0.2% in July and 2.8% for a year ago on headline, and 0.3% and 3% on core
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aljazeera.com
Consumer prices increase in July amid tariff driven economic uncertainty
Prices on goods affected by tariffs saw biggest surges while prices less contingent on foreign imports saw decreases.
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CNBC Daily Open: Will the other shoe drop when it comes to U.S. inflation?
Markets hit record highs as investors saw inflation numbers as a sign the Fed has room to cut rates more — or that tariffs might not drive prices much higher.
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CNBC Daily Open: The U.S. inflation jump scare is not here — at least not yet
Markets hit record highs as investors saw inflation numbers as a sign the Fed has room to cut rates more — or that tariffs might not drive prices much higher.
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CNBC Daily Open: Despite cooler-than-expected CPI, economists agree higher prices are coming
Wall Street economists are expecting inflation to reaccelerate because of tariffs. Of course, a consensus view does not mean predictions will come true.
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CNBC Daily Open: Trump says tariffs haven't caused inflation — economists think they will soon
Wall Street economists are expecting inflation to reaccelerate because of tariffs. Of course, a consensus view does not mean predictions will come true.
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fortune.com
Another tariff warning sign as wholesale inflation surges unexpectedly in July
The producer price index — which measures inflation before it hits consumers — was up 0.9% last month from June and 3.3% from a year earlier, much higher than expected.