Prices up 3.6 percent annually in April, reflecting upward trend, but policymakers say it’s temporary - News Summed Up

Prices up 3.6 percent annually in April, reflecting upward trend, but policymakers say it’s temporary


Fed Chair Jerome H. Powell and others give a few reasons for why inflation is on the upswing, and why the Fed isn’t worried about bringing it down too soon. Consumer demand for goods and services — from airline tickets to restaurant reservations — is rebounding as people unleash pent-up savings. Meanwhile, the supply side of the equation is struggling to catch up. Those bottlenecks are expected to ease as factories ramp back up to full capacity and workers come back on the payrolls. But it won’t happen right away.


Source: Washington Post May 28, 2021 12:37 UTC



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