Date: March 18, 2019 Consumer Price Index – Feburary 2019 The consumer price index for the month of February 2019 recorded an inflation rate of 0.1%, following a 0.2% decline in its index for January 2019, according to The Statistical Institute of Jamaica (STATIN). The Consumer Price Index for the month of February fell to
United States: Fed Expected to Hit Rate Cycle’s Peak After One More Hike: Survey The Federal Reserve will bring the current cycle of interest-rate increases to an end after one more hike later this year, according to a new Bloomberg survey of economists. The median of responses in the March 13-15 poll predicted one hike
United States: Why the U.S. Trade Deficit Keeps Growing Ever since U.S. President Donald Trump came to power, his administration has focused on shrinking the trade deficit, pressuring foreign countries to reduce barriers to American exports. Yet the government recently reported that the deficit rose significantly in 2018, to $621 billion. What gives? Shouldn’t Trump’s
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United States: China and U.S. to Push Back Trump-Xi Meeting to at Least April A meeting between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping to sign an agreement to end their trade war won’t occur this month and is more likely to happen in April at the earliest, three people familiar with the matter said.
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United States: U.S. Business-Equipment Orders Advance by Most in Six Months Orders placed with U.S. factories for business equipment rebounded in January by the most in six months, a sign demand is withstanding concerns about slower global growth and the trade war with China. Non-military capital goods orders excluding aircraft -- a proxy for business
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United States: U.S. Core Inflation Unexpectedly Cools on Autos, Drug Prices A key measure of underlying U.S. inflation unexpectedly eased in February amid falling prices for autos and prescription drugs, giving the Federal Reserve more room to stick to its plan for being patient on raising interest rates. Excluding food and energy, the so-called core
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