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GDP rose at 2% annual rate in 1st quarter

Core inflation rate hit 3.2% in March, as expected; GDP grew 2% in first quarter

Consumers faced escalating prices in March as the Iran war sent oil soaring and created a new level of challenges for the Federal Reserve. The core personal consumption expenditures price index, which excludes food and energy,

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GDP rose at 2% annual rate in first quarter as U.S. economy rebounds

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Stock futures stay higher after GDP data showed the U.S. economy grew at a 2% rate in the first quarter

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AI Investment Boosted Economic Growth, While Consumers Tapped the Brakes

U.S. economic growth picked up in the first quarter as businesses invested heavily in artificial intelligence, rebounding from a fourth quarter dented by a government shutdown.

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GDP growth rebounded to 2% rate in first quarter

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U.S. economy grew 2% in the first quarter, helped by AI boom and reversal of shutdown effects

Fed's preferred inflation gauge hits 3-year high

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Inflation rate leaps to nearly 3-year high amid Iran war. But the Fed’s hands are tied

A key measure of inflation used by the Federal Reserve to set interest rates posted the biggest increase in March in almost three years, marking another major hurdle for a resilient but harried U.S. economy.

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Fed’s key inflation gauge hits 3.5% as Iran war pushes up gas prices

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Key inflation gauge jumps to highest level in 3 years as Iran war spikes gas prices

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Inflation rate leaps to nearly 3-year high after Iran war. The Fed’s hands are now tied.

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IMF Still Waiting for China’s Inflation to Show It’s Coming Back

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Iran war stasis brings US inflation expectations back to the boil

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German, Spanish Inflation Reach Multiyear Highs

Consumer prices were 2.9% higher than a year earlier in Germany, an increase in the annual rate of inflation from 2.8% in March, according to EU-harmonized figures published by Destatis on Wednesday, ...

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Australia inflation jumps with worse to come, rate hike looms

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Don’t Bet on British Inflation Woes Fading Soon

Fed holds benchmark interest rate steady

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European Central Bank keeps rates on hold in the face of inflation threat

The European Central Bank kept interest rates on hold at its April meeting, despite a surge in inflation in the euro zone since the war in Iran began.

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Bank Rate On Hold As Rising Inflation Stalks Economy

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Fed holds benchmark interest rate steady as Americans face rising inflation

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Dollar tumbles versus yen as Japanese officials signal intervention

Japan's Katayama says timing for decisive action is nearing

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Federal Reserve holds rates steady, citing elevated inflation

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Traders see the Fed on hold for now, and a rate hike next year

Central Banks Edge Toward Rate Hikes As Energy Shock Revives Inflation Fears

The ECB is increasingly likely to raise interest rates in June if energy prices remain high and the Iran-related conflict continues.

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What the new inflation spike could mean for mortgage interest rates

Inflation spiked substantially in March. Here's what that could mean for mortgage interest rates and borrowers.

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Annual US inflation posts biggest gain in nearly three years in March

WASHINGTON, April 30(Reuters) - U.S. inflation accelerated in March as the Iran war raised gasoline prices, bolstering financial market expectations that the Federal Reserve could keep interest rates unchanged well into next year.

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Inflation Nears The 'Red Zone,' Odds Of The Fed Hikes Rise

The 10Y breakeven inflation rate is nearing the 2.5% red line, forcing the Fed to weigh potential rate hikes as bond markets lead. Find out why the stock market lags.

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Inflation Boost Prompts Fed Rate Pause: Here’s Why Social Security Recipients Lose Out

When the Federal Reserve gathered in April, the general consensus was that the central bank was not going to lower its benchmark interest rate. The Fed typically lowers interest rates to stimulate the economy.