Inflation, March
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Inflation rose in March at a slower pace than expected but remained well above the Federal Reserve's goal as the central bank prepares to monitor the impact of tariffs on consumer prices in the weeks ...
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Inflation eased last month — but the fallout from President Trump's trade war threatens to put upward pressure on prices in the month to come.
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Core CPI, which strips out food and energy, rose just 0.1% for the month, resulting in a rate of 2.8% for the 12 months ended in March, marking a sharp slowdown from 3.1% in February.
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Inflation probably moderated
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"Particularly after the last 48 hours, with the tariff shock, has just moved to a level now that this is really looking like a major global macro shock," Coulton said.
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The prospects of higher prices due to tariffs have spooked investors and consumers alike.
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The rising trend of Brazil's consumer prices likely slowed in March from February due to a moderation in energy costs, but food inflation probably remained high, a Reuters poll of economists found.
A global index showed when accounting for inflation, home prices are down more than 3% since central banks began raising rates in mid-2022
the upside risk to inflation would be dependent on the extent of spillover effects of further domestic policy measures on subsidies and price controls to broader price trends, as well as global ...
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell stated that the Trump administration's new tariffs are likely to cause higher inflation and slower economic growth, emphasizing the Fed's focus on preventing ongoing inflation.
INFLATION may have eased to 1.8 percent in March, the lowest since May 2020, but economists say uncertainties, including global tariffs and currency shifts, could stir up new price pressures. The Philippine Statistics Authority on Friday reported that the rise in consumer prices slowed to 1.
The retail industry's largest trade organization sees trade policies and uncertainties weighing on consumer and business confidence.
RBI monetary policy, Q4 results, Donald Trump-led tariff war, foreign fund flow, and global cues will dictate trends this week. D-Street experts say Nifty 50 will find support at 22,600.