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Tariffs will raise US prices throughout 2025 – Fed governor

Kugler says progress on core goods inflation has been reversed and trade policy could make things worse

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The US is beginning to see the inflationary impacts of tariffs, Federal Reserve governor Adriana Kugler has said, and the measures will continue to make prices go up throughout 2025. 

In a speech in New York on June 5, Kugler said disinflation had slowed while the upside risks to inflation had risen.  

The progress that had been made on tackling core goods inflation had been reversed, she warned, and the situation could become worse because of tariffs. She pointed to non-traditional or ‘soft’ data

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