Mexico’s inflation slowed much more than expected in June to the slowest pace since 2020, giving the central bank more flexibility as policymakers assess whether the decline in price pressures can be sustained.
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Mexico’s inflation slowed much more than expected in June to the slowest pace since 2020, giving the central bank more flexibility as policymakers assess whether the decline in price pressures can be sustained.
Kevin Warsh is about to make his first appearance before Congress as Federal Reserve chairman, and during two days of testimony he’ll have new US inflation data to parse with…
For the first time in recent history, primary dealers have gone net short on debt they used to hold billions of dollars of.
