Morning Brief anchor Julie Hyman breaks down the latest market trends and inflation data for August 12, 2025. July core CPI data, which strips out the more volatile food and energy prices, rose more than expected on an annual basis. Our panel breaks down the numbers, what drove the increase, and what it means for the Fed and interest rate cuts. President Trump has nominated E.J. Antoni to head the Bureau of Labor Statistics. We examine the pick, the data collection process, and what Antoni's nomination coul ...

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BREAKING:🇺🇸 TRUMP JUST SAID TARIFFS HAVENOT CAUSED INFLATION AND POWELLSHOULD LOWER RATES NOW. ...

writing that he'll ensure the numbers released are, quote, honest and accurate. Joining us now to discuss all of this is white House Council of Economic Advisors chair and President Trump's pick to replace Fed Governor Coogler. Steven, Myron, it's good to have you chair Myron.First, you must be pleased to see another inflation number that comes in a bit light and does not show a lot of evidence of tariff pass through. >> Good morning and thanks for having me. And yes, I can tell you that we're very happy to ...

Inflation Trends & Analysis - CPI inflation has been running at a 19% annualized rate since the president took office [1] - There is no evidence of tariff-induced inflation at the aggregate level [1][3] - Relative price changes are expected, but no overall inflation impact from tariffs is observed [2][3] - Core inflation numbers were slightly higher, with used cars and airfares being strong categories [4][5] Factors Influencing Inflation - Illegal immigration is estimated to have boosted rents by about 4% to 5%, contributing to overall inflation [6] - Strong border policies are expected to lead to service disinflation as net migration decreases [8] - Deregulation, capital stock expansion, and energy abundance are part of a government approach to disinflation [8] Used Car Market - There was no material increase in new car inflation, suggesting used car price increases are not directly linked to tariffs [9][10] - The premise that new car price increases would automatically inflate used car values is false in this instance [10]

💥BREAKING:PRESIDENT TRUMP SAYS TARIFFS HAVE NOT CAUSED INFLATION AND “MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF CASH” ARE POURING INTO THE US. https://t.co/PCejVMX7Bf ...

And very importantly, we have to get interest rates lowered in our country. Our country is the hottest in the world right now. But the one section people are pretty much unable to buy housing.Yes. Because the interest rates are too high. We have no inflation. We have a lot of cash coming in.The tariffs have been unbelievable. Now people that didn't even believe in tariffs are saying what a great move that was. We have hundreds of billions of dollars coming in.Japan just on one deal is paying us $550 billion ...

In July, inflation rose by 0.2% month overmonth and by 2.7% year-over-year. 2.7%. That's how much prices rose in July of this year compared to July of last year.These are the year-over-year rates over the past few months. You can see we're kind of going in the wrong direction. The rate of inflation is going up after what we saw as market improvement since January.Again, we're still lower than that 3% which is good news. But again, the question here is where do we go from here. We started to see some of the ...

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Here we go. Consumer price index for the month of July. Headline number as expected.Up 2/10 exactly. Strip out food and energy up 3/10en exactly as expected. Year-over-year numbers 2.7%.That's the headline. That's one/tenth cooler than we are expecting, but it equals the rear view mirror. 2.7%.Well, how does it compare. 2.8% was February. 3% was January.So we have been sliding the low for the year in this metric 2.3% that was in April. ...