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U.S. Inflation Drops to 3.5% Driven by Sharp Decline in Gas Prices
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U.S. Inflation Drops to 3.5% Driven by Sharp Decline in Gas Prices

U.S. inflation slowed to 3.5 percent in June as gasoline prices fell nearly 10 percent, providing temporary relief amid lingering uncertainties in energy markets.

Inflation Declines Sharply in June Driven by Lower Gas Prices
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Inflation Declines Sharply in June Driven by Lower Gas Prices

Recent Labor Department figures reveal inflation eased more than anticipated in June, helped by falling gasoline costs linked to U.S. diplomatic moves with Iran.

Gasoline Price Drop Drives Largest Monthly CPI Decline Since 2020
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Gasoline Price Drop Drives Largest Monthly CPI Decline Since 2020

Fuel prices pulled the Consumer Price Index down notably in June, marking the steepest monthly drop in over two years as energy costs eased despite persistent inflation in shelter and food.

Bitcoin Surges Past $63,000 as U.S. Inflation Cools More Than Expected
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Bitcoin Surges Past $63,000 as U.S. Inflation Cools More Than Expected

Bitcoin rallied above $63,000 following U.S. inflation figures that undershot forecasts, easing concerns over a July Federal Reserve rate hike and boosting crypto sentiment.

Inflation Declines Sharply in June as Energy Prices Ease, Yet Rate Hikes Remain Likely
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Inflation Declines Sharply in June as Energy Prices Ease, Yet Rate Hikes Remain Likely

Inflation slowed notably in June due to falling energy and gasoline prices, but core inflation remains above target, leaving Federal Reserve rate decisions uncertain.

India’s Wholesale Price Inflation Nears 10 Percent in June Amid Mixed Sectoral Trends
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India’s Wholesale Price Inflation Nears 10 Percent in June Amid Mixed Sectoral Trends

India’s wholesale price inflation edged up to 9.87% in June, driven by energy costs and diverse inflation levels across commodities, according to government data.

Federal Strike Team Targets New York Unemployment Fraud Amid Massive Losses
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Federal Strike Team Targets New York Unemployment Fraud Amid Massive Losses

The U.S. Department of Labor has dispatched a federal strike team to New York to combat widespread unemployment benefit fraud that reportedly drains nearly $2 million daily from taxpayer funds.

Fed’s Waller Advises Against Forward Guidance Amid Uncertain AI Impact on Economy
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Fed’s Waller Advises Against Forward Guidance Amid Uncertain AI Impact on Economy

Federal Reserve’s Waller cautions that now is not the right moment for forward guidance, highlighting evolving job markets and potential AI-driven shifts in financial conditions.

India’s Inflation Exceeds RBI Target as Food and Fuel Prices Rise
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India’s Inflation Exceeds RBI Target as Food and Fuel Prices Rise

Inflation in India rose above the Reserve Bank’s target for the first time in over a year, driven by higher food and fuel costs amid uneven rainfall and global energy pressures.

Fed May Consider Rate Hike if Inflation Remains Elevated, Warns Waller
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Fed May Consider Rate Hike if Inflation Remains Elevated, Warns Waller

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller signaled that persistent inflation could prompt interest rate increases, emphasizing careful monitoring of upcoming economic data.

India’s Inflation Surpasses RBI Target as June Consumer Prices Rise Above Expectations
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India’s Inflation Surpasses RBI Target as June Consumer Prices Rise Above Expectations

India’s annual inflation rate climbed to 4.38% in June, exceeding the Reserve Bank’s target for the first time in over a year amid rising food and fuel costs and geopolitical tensions.

China’s Economic Growth Slows as Domestic Weakness Counters Export Strength
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China’s Economic Growth Slows as Domestic Weakness Counters Export Strength

China’s economy likely expanded at a slower pace in the second quarter, with strong exports offset by weak household spending and subdued private investment.