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Mixed US employment data suggest inflation war not over yet

While payrolls have eased, the unemployment rate has also dropped. As such, it’s far from “mission accomplished” for the Federal Reserve.

07/10/2022
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Authors

George Brown
Economist

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Authors

George Brown
Economist

Topics

Snapshot
Economics
Economic views
Growth
US
2022
GDP
Inflation
Central banks
Federal Reserve

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