Are US and euro inflation pressures parting ways?
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Inflation pressures in the US and the eurozone may be diverging. The US Federal Reserve is considering tapering its bond-buying program due to concerns about rising inflation, while the European Central Bank is expected to maintain its accommodative monetary policy. The US has seen higher inflation rates, with consumer prices rising 4.2% in April, the highest level in over a decade. In contrast, the eurozone has experienced lower inflation, with consumer prices increasing by 1.6% in April. The differing inflation pressures could impact the timing and pace of monetary policy adjustments in the two regions.
https://www.ft.com/content/036641a4-ef3e-4b51-bc9c-d1c60e23720d
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2024-05-09 13:00:29
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