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As US economy drastically slows, Fed’s preferred inflation gauge stays hot – likely putting rate cuts on hold
US economic growth drastically slowed and the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge heated up at the end of 2025 – complicating the path to more interest rate cuts, economic reports indicated Friday.
US data: Lower growth, higher inflationThe US economy grew less than expected. And inflation was higher than expected. That's the gist of new, important US data that has come as a surprise.
US GDP Cools to 1.4% as Core PCE Inflation Hits 3% — What It Means for Fed Rates
U.S. GDP grew at a 1.4% annualized rate in Q4 2025, down sharply from 4.4% in Q3, the Commerce Department reported Friday. Core PCE inflation rose 0.4% in December and 3.0% year-on-year. S&P 500 E-minis fell 0.28% after the data. President Trump blamed the October–November shutdown for weaker growth and called for lower interest rates. The post US GDP Cools to 1.4% as Core PCE Inflation Hits 3% — What It Means for Fed Rates appeared first on Tec…
US GDP (4th quarter) was significantly weaker than expected at +1.4% (the forecast was +3.5%, the previous quarter was +4.4%) New data on inflation in the US: US consumer prices (PCE – Personal Consumption Expenditure for December) which were heavily observed by the Fed were higher than expected at +0.4% compared to the previous month (the forecast was +0.3%; the previous month was +0.2%). [...] The post inflation: PCE consumer prices higher, US…
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