Chicago Federal Chairman: U.S. Inflation Gains

The head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago stated that U.S. inflation data was "a bit better," with expectations of continued improvement as the effects of tariffs and rising oil prices due to the war with Iran fade. Although inflation remains above the 2% target, reaching 3.7% in June, this is a decrease from its peak of 4.1% in May. The Federal Reserve kept interest rates between 3.50% and 3.75%, despite some voices calling for an increase, in response to declining inflation and slowing price data, with expectations of a continued trend toward achieving the 2% inflation target.

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