- FOMC directs monetary policy while a Supreme Court ruling impacts trade policy amid rising energy prices from the Iran war.
- CPI reports are informing the FOMC's policy tightening decisions, while Goldman Sachs anticipates future Fed rate hikes due to the Iran war's impact on fuel prices.
- The Bureau of Labor Statistics delivered its consumer price inflation report while the trade war with Canada continues.
CPI data informs Fed policy while tariffs against Canada affect market prices.
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Updated Sep 11
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What happened
CPI data informs Fed policy while tariffs against Canada affect market prices.
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FED
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Related events
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- US tariffs are countered by Canadian counter-tariffs, while the Fed and RBA react to hawkish pressure from Australian CPI data.
- Chief economist Heather Long at Navy Federal Credit Union discusses how tariffs on Canadian products affect the economy and inform FED policy.