· us stock futures inched higher around the flatline as wall street braced for julys inflation report and president trump revealed his pick to head the bureau of labor statistics. The total measure of inflation in june was right in line with … · the federal reserves preferred inflation measure — the personal consumption expenditures, or pce — ticked higher last month, signaling that president trumps tariffs are … · even with only limited signs of increasing effects from tariffs, inflation is once again accelerating in america. · prices are no longer rising rapidly, which means the battle to kill inflation appears all but over. · us inflation remained steady at 2. 7% in july, but core inflation rose to 3. 1%, exceeding expectations. Bureau of labor statistics consumer price index report for june … By ben casselman the federal reserve’s preferred measure … · wholesale prices came in completely flat, below market expectations and underscoring the tremendous progress made on taming the biden-era inflation crisis. · a newly released report is showing inflation is on the rise, making prices higher across the board. Inflation was unchanged last month while a measure of underlying inflation rose to its highest level in five months. Increased prices for takeout, used cars, housing, and medical care … · stocks closed with losses monday as wall street braces for the first federal inflation report released after president trump ousted the head of the agency responsible for … Tariffs have raised the cost of some imported … · the annualized rate of inflation is below the year-earlier pace, showing that prices are right on track. · inflation rises, narrowing chances for a fed rate cut the latest report on inflation seems to validate the federal reserve’s decision to keep rates unchanged. · the brief u. s. Core inflation beat expectations for another month. · the price index was the latest indication that president trump’s tariffs are beginning to show up in consumer prices.