Inflation Tops American Voters’ Concerns Ahead of U.S. Election
Inflation remains the top concern for American voters as the presidential election nears, with many apprehensive about their economic future regardless of the election outcome.
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Inflation remains the top concern for American voters as the presidential election nears, with many apprehensive about their economic future regardless of the election outcome.
Lithuanians head to the polls on October 27, with Social Democrats leading amid high inflation and security concerns over Russia. The election outcome could reshape the country’s future.
China’s September CPI rose 0.4% year-on-year as new policies aim to boost economic demand and stabilize market confidence.
Former Fed Vice Chairman Donald Kohn emphasizes the importance of initiating and maintaining interest rate cuts as inflation slows and the labor market weakens.
China’s August CPI rises by 0.6% amid extreme weather, while PPI drops sharply by 1.8%, reflecting challenges in market demand and commodity prices.
Former central bankers from the U.S., Japan, and Europe discuss shifts in monetary policies and inflation trends at the 2024 Bund Summit in Shanghai.
At the Bund Summit, experts discuss the eurozone’s inflation drop from 9% to 2.2%, exploring the ECB’s strategies to balance inflation and growth.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell addresses the Jackson Hole symposium, hinting at a potential interest rate cut in September as inflation approaches the Fed’s target.
Chinese mainland’s consumer price index rose by 0.5% year-on-year in July, driven by seasonal factors, rebounding from June’s decline. Producer price index remains unchanged.
China’s consumer price index rose by 0.5% year on year in July, indicating steady inflation as reported by the National Bureau of Statistics.