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How Hard Should the Fed Squeeze to Reach 2% Inflation?
The strategy the central bank adopts to fight the last mile of inflation has big, potentially painful implications for consumers, the markets and the economy.
Some Fed Officials Are Turning Cautious about Raising Rates Too High
Central bank officials face a puzzle as inflation slows, but economic activity is firmer than anticipated. Source link
What to Watch in July’s CPI Report: Why an Uptick in Annual Inflation Might Not Worry the Fed
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Rising Oil Prices Are Bad News for Drivers—and the Fed
America faces a familiar foe in its fight against inflation, with crude prices up more than 18% over the past month. Source link
America's Truckers, Cargo Pilots and Package Carriers Are Fed Up
Inflation and resentment are stoking heightened labor activism, with FedEx pilots rejecting a union-brokered deal. Source link
Jobs Market Shows Signs of the Gradual Cooling the Fed Wants
Employer demand for workers slipped slightly in June to its lowest level in more than two years. Source link
What Fed Hikes? Much of Americans' Debt Is Still Riding Ultralow Rates
One reason the economy keeps humming: A huge chunk of consumer debt still carries low rates, including mortgages and auto loans made before 2022. Source
Fed Set to Raise Rates to 22-Year High. Here’s What to Focus On.
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Why the Fed Isn't Ready to Declare Victory on Inflation
Officials remain concerned about whether wages and price growth can slow enough without an economic downturn. Source link