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Fed officials welcome June inflation drop, eye sustained trend for rate decisions
Fed officials welcome June inflation drop. Rate cut by October at 11% YES.
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cryptobriefing.com
US inflation set to decline for first time in six years
US inflation is set to decline for the first time in six years. No Fed rate cuts in 2026 at 80.6% YES.
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Warsh's Fed stance under scrutiny as June inflation data looms
June inflation data is approaching alongside Warsh's confirmation hearing. Fed rate cut by July at 0.1% YES.
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US inflation likely cooled in June as gasoline prices dropped below $4
June 2026 CPI data releases July 14. Forecasts show a -0.1% monthly dip driven by falling gas prices, with major implications for Bitcoin and Fed rate cuts.
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Fed's Warsh signals zero tolerance for inflation above 2% target
Fed's Warsh signals strict stance on inflation, indicating potential rate hikes. Rate cut by June 2026 at 0.1% YES.
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US inflation cools as CPI falls, core CPI
US inflation cools as CPI falls to 3.5%. Fed rate cut by July priced at 0.1% YES, pause by July at 0.7% YES, cut by July at 0.1% YES.
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US consumer prices decline in June, easing pressure on Federal Reserve
US CPI fell 0.4% in June 2026, the first monthly decline in six years, as gasoline prices dropped 9.7%. Core inflation eased to 2.6% year-over-year.
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3-month annualized CPI falls, easing inflation pressures
CPI falls from 8.2% to 2.8%, indicating easing inflation. Annual inflation at 3.6% or less in June at 99.9% YES.
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Fed rate hike odds plummet after June CPI drop
Fed rate hike odds drop to 8% after June CPI falls unexpectedly. Rate hike by July 29 at 8% YES.
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Fed's Warsh signals steady rates, cautious inflation approach
Fed's Warsh signals steady rates and cautious inflation management. Rate cut by October 2026 at 0.1% YES.
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Consumer prices see biggest monthly drop since 2020; Fed chair warns on inflation
Consumer prices drop significantly, the largest since 2020. Fed rate cut in next three meetings at 0.1% YES.
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Traders expect Federal Reserve to skip July rate hike as inflation cools
June CPI fell 0.4% month-over-month, the steepest drop since April 2020, sending Fed rate-hike odds tumbling and easing pressure on crypto markets.
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scmp.com
US inflation cools on brief ceasefire but Fed keeps rate hike option
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh tells lawmakers the US central bank has ‘no tolerance for persistently elevated inflation’.
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Federal Reserve's Warsh warns against complacency after CPI data shows first price decline in six years
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh warns against complacency after June CPI drops to 3.5% from 4.2%, stressing the 2% target remains far away in his first congressional
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pbs.org
Inflation cools more than expected in June as gas costs fall and underlying prices ease
Tuesday's report likely reduces pressure on the Fed to boost its short-term interest rate to combat inflation.
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marketplace.org
Inflation slowed in June. What does that mean for interest rates?
The surprisingly strong CPI numbers mean the Fed is likely to hold interest rates steady at its next meeting in July.
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Fed officials welcome inflation drop, eye potential rate policy shift
Fed officials welcome inflation drop to 3.4%. Rate cut in next three decisions at 0.1% YES, pause at 0.7% YES.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
US Stock Market: Fed officials welcome softer US inflation, seek more evidence before policy shift
Federal Reserve officials noted cooling inflation data but stressed more months are needed. They indicated a weakened case for a near-term rate hike while remaining cautious.…
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Fed rate hike odds plummet as US PPI inflation sees largest drop since April 2025
US PPI inflation sees its largest drop since April 2025. Fed rate hike by July 2026 at 4% YES.
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June CPI shows cooling inflation, but Fed rate hike still expected in September
June CPI shows cooling inflation with a 0.4% decline. Fed rate hike in September at 0.8% YES.
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Fed likely to hold rates steady at July meeting amid inflation drop
Fed likely to hold rates steady at July meeting amid inflation drop. Rate cut by September at 0.8% YES.