Tag: Inflation
Is inflation meaningful? Is it useful?
In a recent series of posts, Tyler Cowen has emphasized the necessity for improved models of inflation. He…
The Fed’s Warnings On Inflation Are Bad News For Biotech Startups
The Federal Reserve made a significant move yesterday by rolling out its third interest rate cut of 2024.…
Here’s the inflation breakdown for November 2024 — in one chart
In November, consumers experienced a slight uptick in inflation, with prices rising in categories such as groceries, gasoline,…
Do voters focus on prices or inflation?
Revisiting Central Bank Policy Frameworks: A Look at Price-Level Targeting In a recent discussion in my previous article,…
Trump tariffs could reheat inflation if countries retaliate
Neel Kashkari, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, recently expressed concerns about the potential…
Trump’s Path To The White House: Inflation, Immigration, & Anti-Wokery
Donald Trump's presidency has been marked by a promise of change and hope for the future. With his…
Trump’s Economic Plans Would Actually Worsen Inflation, Experts Warn
Donald Trump has boldly promised that if re-elected, he will make inflation disappear completely. This message is aimed…
Inflation looks to have flattened out
The latest update from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that the Denver-Aurora-Lakewood Consumer Price Index remained…
US Inflation Is Set to Reassure a Labor Market-Focused Fed
In the latest economic news, US inflation is expected to have slowed down at the end of the…
Fed Governor Waller says inflation softening faster than he expected put him in half-point-cut camp
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller made headlines this week by supporting a half percentage point rate cut at…
Why the experts are wrong about inflation
In discussing the role of supply side factors in inflation, it is important to clarify that the majority…
Fed will ease slowly as there is ‘still work to do’ on inflation: Fitch
The Federal Reserve's upcoming easing cycle is expected to be relatively mild compared to historical standards, according to…