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PCE report: Fed's preferred inflation measure hits 3-year high, keeping talk of possible rate hike in play

The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure has reached a 3-year high, reviving discussions regarding potential interest rate hikes.

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The PCE report indicated that inflation had reached a three-year high, driven in part by the Iran war's impact on prices. The Federal Reserve's potential response remained uncertain, with discussions of a possible rate hike continuing as the story quieted.

Epilogue added 30d ago, after coverage quieted.

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What happened

The latest PCE report shows inflation accelerating in May, reaching a three-year peak. According to The New York Times, this acceleration is linked to prices being pushed up by the Iran War, while Axios notes that energy costs continue to climb even as Americans continue to shop.

Coverage from Yahoo Finance, Politico, and the Financial Times emphasizes the pressure this puts on the Federal Reserve to consider raising rates, particularly as an election approaches. Bloomberg and the Financial Times also highlight internal tensions and market confusion surrounding Kevin Warsh's pivot within the Fed.

Future focus remains on how rising bond yields will affect the stock market, as Barron's identifies this as a primary concern for investors.

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Questions people are asking

What is the current status of the Fed's preferred inflation measure?

According to Yahoo Finance and Politico, the PCE report indicates inflation has hit a 3-year high.

What factors are contributing to the rise in prices?

The New York Times reports that the Iran War pushed up prices, and Axios highlights climbing energy costs.

What is the potential response from the Federal Reserve?

The data is keeping the possibility of rate hikes in play, according to Yahoo Finance and Politico.

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