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  • Inflation may cause Fed to 'act earlier than expected': Deutsche Bank chief U.S. economist

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    Deutsche Bank Chief US Economist Matthew Luzzetti joins Yahoo Finance's Emily McCormick, Brian Sozzi, and Julie Hyman to discuss the latest inflation data and what it means for Fed policy.
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    Fed's Daly: Inflation is high, we have a challenge right now

    From @DeItaone|Nov 10, 2021

    tweet at 11:04am: FED'S DALY: INFLATION IS HIGH, WE HAVE A CHALLENGE RIGHT NOW tweet at 11:04am: Fed's Daly (2021) says US has an inflation challenge, inflation is eye-popping; but notes COVID still affecting supply chains, which matters for inflation and jobs, and still sees inflation as transitory https://t.co/R4U08so6TE tweet at 11:06am: FED'S DALY: EVEN THOUGH IT'S TEMPORARY, HIGH INFLATION HURTS FED'S DALY: IT WOULD BE PREMATURE TO CHANGE CALCULATION ON RAISING RATES FED'S DALY: HIGHER INFLATION READINGS HAVE MY ATTENTION tweet at 11:07am: FED'S DALY: THE NUMBER OF MISSING JOBS ALSO HAS MY ATTENTION. tweet at 11:09am: Fed's Daly: Rate Hikes Now Could Be ‘Quite Premature’, Could Leave Economy Short On Both Price Stability And Employment

    Magnitude 6.5 earthquake strikes Southeast of Ryuku Islands, EMSC says

    From @PriapusIQ|Nov 10, 2021

    tweet at 10:56am: <img data-emoji="warning" alt="" width="18" height="18" class="emoji" src="https://resources.faireconomy.media/images/emojis/64/26a0-fe0f.png?v=14.0"> Magnitude 6.5 earthquake strikes Southeast of Ryuku Islands, EMSC says https://t.co/0rBkG4zH5i

    6% plus US inflation and still climbing

    From think.ing.com|Nov 10, 2021

    US headline consumer price inflation has come in well above consensus at 0.9% month-on-month/6.2% year-on-year with core inflation rising 0.6%/4.6%. The market had been ...

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    Natural Gas Inventory +7 bcf vs +10 bcf Expected

    From streetinsider.com|Nov 10, 2021

    Working gas in storage was 3,618 Bcf as of Friday, November 5, 2021, according to EIA estimates. This represents a net increase of 7 Bcf from the previous week. Stocks were 308 ...

    The first Fed rate hike is now expected as early as July following the hot US CPI data

    From cnbc.com|Nov 10, 2021|1 comment

    Traders in the futures markets moved up their expectations for the first Federal Reserve interest rate hike to July from September, following a hotter than expected inflation ...

    Fed will act on inflation when it needs to

    From omfif.org|Nov 10, 2021

    Elevated inflation readings, particularly in the US, are causing many pundits to express a dim view of the pandemic-triggered fiscal and monetary expansions. They warn of looming ...

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