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US Inflation Expected to Rise as Tariffs Reach Consumers

US Inflation Expected to Rise as Tariffs Reach Consumers

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Welcome to TOPLive's coverage of the US consumer price index report for July. With President Donald Trump's tariffs impacting imports to the US from around the world, economists are on the lookout for any signs of resurgent inflation and its impact on American consumers. The price pressures so far have been milder than many anticipated, but as more levies are imposed, that picture may change.
Join us at 8:15 a.m. New York time, 15 minutes before the numbers are scheduled to come out, for news, analysis and market reaction.
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