Analyzing the Impact of Core Inflation on Fed's Decision-Making

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This chapter discusses how core inflation trends are influencing the Federal Reserve's decision-making process. It highlights the importance of both core and headline inflation data on various groups and suggests that the upcoming November decision could be influenced by the concerns raised in this report.

Rising energy costs pushed US inflation above forecasts in August, Bernard Looney’s resignation from BP puts the oil company’s green energy transition into doubt, and China is walking back a corruption crackdown in the country’s healthcare sector.

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US inflation rises in August as petrol prices jump

BP chief Bernard Looney resigns over past relationships with colleagues

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China’s corruption crackdown rips through healthcare sector

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