Inflation fell more than expected in June as gas prices eased
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Inflation fell more than expected in June as gas prices eased. Inflation cooled in June in biggest monthly decline since 2020. When inflation began spiking in early 2021, the economy was emerging from the pandemic, and the government was pumping stimulus money into the economy while the Fed held interest rates near zero for an extended period.
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Inflation fell more than expected in June as gas prices eased.
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Inflation cooled in June in biggest monthly decline since 2020.
according to Washington ExaminerWhen inflation began spiking in early 2021, the economy was emerging from the pandemic, and the government was pumping stimulus money into the economy while the Fed held interest rates near zero for an extended period.
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Inflation fell more than expected in June as gas prices eased.
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