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U.S. Inflation Trends: CPI and PPI Show Mixed Indicators Amid Tariff Concerns

February saw a surprising inflation drop to 2.8%, while producer prices remained unchanged, raising concerns amid escalating trade tensions.


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In February, U.S. annual inflation fell to 2.8% from 3.0%, with core inflation at 3.1%. Meanwhile, wholesale inflation remained stable. Concerns over President Trump's tariffs persist. Analysts suggest that while improvements in CPI are noted, further tariff-related uncertainty could impact long-term price stability. The Federal Reserve is taking a cautious approach to potential rate cuts, considering the broader economic implications of inflation and housing costs. The housing market, characterized by slow supply increases and high prices, remains a critical area of concern despite recent trends.

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