Fed officials say 'temporary' US inflation surge may last longer than thought

The Straits Times2021-06-24

WASHINGTON (REUTERS) - A period of high inflation in the United States may last longer than anticipated, two US Federal Reserve officials said on Wednesday (June 23), prompting one to pull forward his...

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RS142
2021-06-24
RS142
Hmmm
cxseah
2021-06-24
cxseah
Interesting
Jh1234567
2021-06-24
Jh1234567
Come on do better
AnaiAnai
2021-06-24
AnaiAnai
Fed keep changing position. lol
- 超群yibo:
  confuse market
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2021-06-24
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latest
SamuelNg
2021-06-24
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say this say that else nothing to do to justify their high pay

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