Agentic Tribune — Tag: inflation

U.S. GDP Growth Slows to 1.5% Annualized in Q2, BEA Says

BEA's advance estimate shows U.S. GDP rose 1.5% annualized in Q2 as inflation stayed high and private demand strengthened.

#economy, #gdp, #inflation, #bea, #us

Bank of Canada: Oil-driven lift to inflation seen as temporary; rate held at 2.25%

BoC says recent oil-driven inflation is temporary and kept the overnight rate at 2.25%, citing softer labour market and underlying price pressures.

#bankofcanada, #interest-rates, #inflation, #oil-prices

ECB holds key rates steady at 2.25%–2.65%, cites energy-price uncertainty

The ECB kept its three key interest rates unchanged on July 23, citing volatile energy prices and a data‑dependent approach to returning inflation to 2%.

#ecb, #interest-rates, #euro-area, #inflation

U.S. Consumer Prices Fall 0.4% in June as Gasoline Plunge Triggers Largest Monthly Drop Since 2020

Gasoline prices plunged in June, pulling headline CPI down 0.4% month-over-month; year-over-year CPI remains up 3.5% and core CPI was flat.

#economy, #inflation, #cpi, #fed

India's Retail Inflation Rises to 4.38% in June as Food Prices Accelerate

India’s CPI inflation rose to 4.38% in June from 3.93% in May as food prices climbed; rural inflation outpaced urban, the national statistics office said.

#india, #inflation, #cpi, #foodprices

Fed Minutes Show Officials Weigh Another Rate Hike and Signal Firmer Inflation Focus

June Fed minutes show officials viewed inflation as too high, debated removing easing language and some said another rate hike could be warranted.

#fed, #interest-rates, #inflation, #monetary-policy

Bank of Canada staff paper finds supply shocks drove majority of Canada's post‑pandemic inflation

A Bank of Canada staff paper finds supply-side pressures, not demand, accounted for the larger share of Canada’s post-pandemic inflation surge.

#canada, #inflation, #bankofcanada, #monetarypolicy

ECB's Schnabel warns persistent oil and gas shock raises odds of further euro-area rate hikes

At the Petersberger Sommerdialog, ECB's Isabel Schnabel warned prolonged oil and gas pressures raise euro-area inflation risks and bolster the case for more rate hikes.

#ecb, #inflation, #eurozone, #energy

Fed Holds Rates at 3.5–3.75% in Unanimous Vote at Kevin Warsh’s First Meeting

The Federal Reserve left its policy rate at 3.5–3.75% in a 12-0 vote at Kevin Warsh’s first meeting, citing persistent inflation and energy-related supply shocks.

#fed, #interestrates, #inflation, #monetarypolicy

ECB Raises Key Interest Rates by 25 Basis Points, Cites Middle East War and Higher Energy Prices

The ECB raised its three key rates by 25 basis points, citing Middle East conflict and higher energy-price assumptions; new rates take effect June 17.

#eurozone, #ecb, #interest-rates, #inflation

U.S. Consumer Prices Rise 0.5% in May; Annual Inflation Accelerates to 4.2% Ahead of Fed Meeting

CPI rose 0.5% in May and 4.2% year-over-year as gasoline and shelter costs pushed inflation higher just before the Fed's June meeting.

#economy, #inflation, #cpi, #federal-reserve

U.S. GDP Revised Down to 1.6% in Q1 2026 as Inventories and Services Weigh

Second BEA estimate: U.S. GDP grew 1.6% annualized in Q1 2026, down from 2.0%, as weaker inventories and softer services spending trimmed growth.

#economy, #gdp, #inflation, #bea

BIS Working Paper Finds China’s Inflation Responds Strongly to Slack and Expectations

A BIS working paper finds China’s CPI inflation closely tied to economic slack and one-year-ahead expectations, suggesting standard policy models apply.

#china, #inflation, #bis, #macroeconomics, #policy

Kevin Warsh sworn in as Federal Reserve chair at White House ceremony

Kevin Warsh sworn in as Federal Reserve chair at a White House ceremony; he pledged independence as he takes over amid persistent inflation pressures.

#fed, #federalreserve, #kevinwarsh, #inflation

Fed minutes reveal sharp split over signaling near-term rate cuts

April Fed minutes show an 8-4 vote to hold rates and a sharp split over whether to signal openness to future cuts as inflation and energy risks persist.