financeFed rate hikes could slow after key inflation measure eases in March, PCE data showsApril 28, 2023posted on Apr. 28, 2023 at 4:19 pm Inflation slowed again March, according to the Fed’s preferred measure of price increases. But the PCE index showed core prices stayed high. READ SOURCE tweet Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditbusinesstelegraphApril 28, 2023previous articleHigh US inflation and war are hardly new – so why were leaders caught by surprise? | Michael Boskinnext articleAI-augmented care dubbed ‘future of medicine’ as ChatGPT answers patients better than GPsYou Might Also LikefinanceStocks making the biggest moves after hours: Netflix, Intuitive Surgical, WD-40 and moreOctober 17, 2024financeMinisters complain to Starmer over spending cutsOctober 17, 2024financeState pensioners issued warning they could be forced to pay back winter fuel paymentOctober 17, 2024financeReeves expected to focus rise in capital gains tax on share salesOctober 17, 2024financeCabinet ministers contest chancellor’s planned cuts to their departmentsOctober 16, 2024financeAmex customers’ fury over mystery payments as credit cards are frozen and fraud helpline ‘flooded’ with callsOctober 16, 2024Recommended For YouHealthBreast cancer patients denied life-extending drug in cost rowOctober 18, 2024industryRBI bans four finance companies from sanctioning and disbursing new loansOctober 18, 2024How Trump’s Radical Tariff Plan Could Wreck Our EconomyOctober 18, 2024marketBritons lost £572m to fraud in first half of 2024 – but banks' warnings start to turn tide on 'authorised' fraudOctober 18, 2024internetTikTok, Facebook approve ads with US election disinformation, study says – KTENOctober 17, 2024
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