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Sticky U.S. Inflation Keeps Fed Rate Debate Alive as Spending Slows

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US inflation remained elevated in July even as consumer spending lost momentum, leaving the Federal Reserve facing competing signals ahead of its September policy meeting.

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Sticky U.S. Inflation Keeps Fed Rate Debate Alive as Spending Slows

US inflation remained elevated in July even as consumer spending lost momentum, leaving the Federal Reserve facing competing signals ahead of its September policy meeting.

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