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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s comments after two days of policy meetings were not as hawkish as many had feared given that U.S. inflation and economic activity reaccelerated in the first quarter. While acknowledging that sticky inflation means interest rate cuts will come later than previously expected, Powell said officials had not seriously ...
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US labor costs increased in the first quarter by the most in a year as productivity gains slowed, potentially adding to risks inflation will remain elevated. Unit labor costs, or what a business pays employees to produce one unit of output after taking into account changes in productivity, climbed at a 4.7% annual rate. That marked a notable jump after ...
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