Inflation is cooling, but shoppers remain frustrated by high prices
Part of that is because higher prices are here to stay. While inflation has cooled, that doesn't mean prices are falling. Rather, the pace of price increases is slowing. While consumers may be hoping for 2019 prices to return, a widespread drop in prices ‒ also known as "deflation" ‒ is usually a sign of a weak economy.
Inflation rose to 2.3% in Europe
Eurozone Inflation Rebounds Further
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Asset prices, meanwhile, have shrugged off all indication that the Fed’s inflation battle is moving in the wrong direction.
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