Inflation is not becoming 'embedded' in economy, Yellen says
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Yellen Says Inflation Not 'Embedded' in US Economy, Research to Boost Capacity
HERNDON, Va.—U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Friday that inflation was not becoming “embedded” in the U.S. economy and domestic investments in semiconductors and research would help increase U.S. productive capacity. Yellen, speaking to reporters at a technology business incubator near Dulles International Airport, said she sees no signs of higher inflation expectations over the medium term being built into wages and prices. “I don’…
Yellen says inflation not 'embedded' in US economy, research to boost capacity
HERNDON, Va. : U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Friday that inflation was not becoming "embedded" in the U.S. economy and domestic investments in semiconductors and research would help increase U.S. productive capacity.Yellen, speaking to reporters at a technology business incubator near Dulle
Yellen says inflation not 'embedded' in U.S. economy, research to boost capacity
By David LawderHERNDON, Va. (Reuters) – U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Friday that inflation was not becoming “embedded” in the U.S. economy and domestic investments in semiconductors and research would help increase U.S. productive capacity.Yellen, speaking to reporters at a technology business incubator near Dulles International Airport, said she sees no signs of higher inflation expectations over the medium term being built …
Yellen says inflation not 'embedded' in U.S. economy, research to boost capacity
HERNDON -- U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Friday that inflation was not becoming "embedded" in the U.S. economy and domestic investments in semiconductors and research would help increase U.S. productive capacity. Read More
Inflation is not becoming 'embedded' in economy, Yellen says
Inflation is not becoming a permanent part of the U.S. economic picture, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told reporters Friday, addressing a growing concern that high prices could be here to stay for Americans.
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