- Inflation slowed down in April according to the PCE Core (Personal Consumption Expenditures Core) index by 2.5% annually and 0.1% monthly, supporting expectations for a rate cut by the Fed in September and December 2025.
- Details:
- The annual index fell from 2.7% in March to 2.5%, while the overall inflation was 2.1% (below expectations of 2.2%).
- The data did not show a clear impact of the tariffs imposed by Trump despite their implementation in April.
- The Fed expressed concern about inflation remaining above the target (2%), as noted in the May meeting minutes.
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