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  1. Wholesale prices have surged, indicating inflationary pressures, leading both central banks to contend with sticky prices and shaky economic growth.

U.S. inflation is driving central bank policy decisions while regional tensions affect global oil supplies.

17 reports, 11 independent Updated Sep 21
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U.S. inflation is driving central bank policy decisions while regional tensions affect global oil supplies.

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  1. Logan, a policymaker at the Federal Reserve, delivered remarks in Houston regarding how Middle East hostilities are posing inflation risks.Sub-event
  2. Fed policy targets US inflation while QNB monitors the response amid regional escalation driving energy price increases.Sub-event
  3. US inflation is linked to regional tensions affecting global oil supplies.1 source

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