US inflation remains at 3.7% in July
US inflation held at 3.7% in July, complicating debate over Federal Reserve interest rates. The data affects expectations for monetary policy.
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Why it matters
Persistent inflation can influence borrowing costs, currencies and financial markets internationally.
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