U.S. Inflation Accelerates to 0.4 Percent in August, Driven by Shelter and Energy Costs

U.S. inflation rose 0.4% in August 2025, driven by higher shelter, food, and energy costs. Annual CPI inflation climbed to 2.9%, with core inflation steady at 3.1%. The latest data shows persistent housing pressures, rising grocery bills, and volatile energy prices as the Federal Reserve weighs policy moves. U.S. Inflation Accelerates to 0.4 Percent in …

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Will the Fed Cut Rates in September? Key Data to Watch This Week Aug 25-29 In US Market

The week of August 25–29, 2025 could decide Wall Street’s fate. With inflation data, GDP revisions, jobless claims, and Powell’s Fed signals on deck—plus blockbuster earnings from Nvidia, Alibaba, Dell, and more—markets brace for volatility. A September Fed rate cut hangs in the balance, making this one of the most decisive weeks of the year …

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Trump Intensifies Attack on Fed Chair Jerome Powell As He Keeps Interest Rates At 4.5%: GOP, Farmers Back Him

President Donald Trump has reignited his criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for keeping U.S. interest rates at two-decade highs, blaming the Fed for hurting homebuyers and farmers. Backed by Kansas Senator Roger Marshall, Trump argues that each percentage point in high rates costs the U.S. $365 billion annually. The controversy deepened as two …

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