US Economic Policy Digest · Jul 17 Daily Digest
Inflation Data Release
- 🔥 June CPI Drop: U.S. consumer prices fell 0.4% in June, the largest one-month CPI decline since April 2020, as energy...

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The San Francisco Fed describes a labor market in balance and solid growth, with inflation elevated but expected to ease toward 2% by 2028.
Markets...
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No significant updates today.
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Conflicting data and views leave the Fed under Kevin Warsh facing deep uncertainty on rates.
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