Powell Says Goods Inflation Likely to Peak in Q1 Next Year Absent New Tariffs
Fed Chair Powell signals goods inflation will likely reach its peak in Q1 2025 if no new tariffs are imposed, shaping market expectations.
The introduction of new US reciprocal tariffs is fueling goods inflation, potentially limiting the Federal Reserve’s ability to cut rates twice this year, as recent data show tariff effects emerging since March and April, according to Meritz Securities.
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New Reciprocal Tariffs May Limit Expectations for Two US Rate Cuts This Year
The introduction of new US reciprocal tariffs is fueling goods inflation, potentially limiting the Federal Reserve’s ability to cut rates twice this year, as recent data show tariff effects emerging since March and April, according to Meritz Securities.
Powell Says Tariff-Driven Goods Inflation Still in Its Earliest Stages
Fed Chair Powell signals that tariff-induced goods inflation is only at a nascent stage, prompting market focus on future inflationary pressures.
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