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What Fed Chair Warsh's favored inflation measure tells us about the economy

Even when temporary outlier categories are out of the picture, prices still rose more than the Fed’s 2% target in April.

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What Fed Chair Warsh's favored inflation measure tells us about the economy

Even when temporary outlier categories are out of the picture, prices still rose more than the Fed’s 2% target in April.

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Kevin Warsh urges Fed to reconsider inflation metrics

Kevin Warsh advocates for alternative measures of underlying inflation, challenging the Federal Reserve's reliance on its standard 2% target gauge.

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The Fed Never Beat Inflation… and Now a Second Round Has Arrived

CPI jumped 3.8% annually, core CPI 2.8% above Fed's 2% target; PPI +1.4% monthly, real wages declining 0.3%. Broad inflation re-acceleration forces producer cost pass-through; wage erosion will pressure IT capex budgets and extend vendor negotiation cycles in 2026.

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Timeline cronologica

domenica 31 maggio 2026·newsbytesapp.com
Kevin Warsh urges Fed to reconsider inflation metrics
Kevin Warsh advocates for alternative measures of underlying inflation, challenging the Federal Reserve's reliance on its standard 2% target gauge.
lunedì 1 giugno 2026·zerohedge.com
The Fed Never Beat Inflation… and Now a Second Round Has Arrived
The Fed wanted you to believe inflation was beaten. It wasn't.
martedì 2 giugno 2026·marketplace.org
What Fed Chair Warsh's favored inflation measure tells us about the economy
Even when temporary outlier categories are out of the picture, prices still rose more than the Fed’s 2% target in April.