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EconReporter
EconReporterJul 17, 2026
A Long Way Still Ahead for the US’s Disinflation Journey
Inflation breadth can be an effective communication tool for central banks to explain the underlying inflation as it's a relatively easy-to-understand concept, compared to excluding certain components from "core" inflation calculations. Here, we use the June CPI data to explore whether the inflation breadth has closed as oil prices dropped.
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Chris WallerUS Economy
EconReporter
EconReporterJul 15, 2026
We Just Love to Hate Trimmed-mean Inflation—Canada’s Cautionary Tale About Introducing New Core Measures
Trimmed-mean inflation measure and its sibling median inflation gauge have both gotten unprecedented attention in recent months, owing to new Fed chairman Warsh's endorsement. But if they are so good, why wait for some Task Forces to evaluate it? Actually Canada can provide some experiences.
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Bank of CanadaCore Inflation
EconReporter
EconReporterJun 18, 2026
Warsh Makes the Fed’s Reaction Function Unpredictable Again
Kevin Warsh on Wednesday put his stamp on his first FOMC meeting by keeping his promise to cut back forward guidance from the Federal Reserve's communications. The post meeting statement has fewer words; the press conference is shorter; Warsh didn't submit his projections for the dot plot; and he refused to answer any question that required him to sound like he was offering forward guidance.
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Federal ReserveForward Guidance
EconReporter
EconReporterJun 16, 2026
Warsh’s first FOMC meeting—a hawkish path that makes Powell the (scape)GOAT
On top of the Fed's official objectives — "maximum employment" and "2% inflation" — now sits a third: that economic growth needn't be answered with rate hikes, and perhaps even that a strong economy can still warrant rate cuts. How should Warsh handles that?
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Federal ReserveJay Powell

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