US Inflation Unexpectedly Drops to 3.5% in June Amid Easing Energy Prices
US consumer prices rose less than expected in June, falling to 3.5% due to easing energy costs. Despite the slowdown, pressure remains on the Federal Reserve.
US consumer prices rose less than expected in June, falling to 3.5% due to easing energy costs. Despite the slowdown, pressure remains on the Federal Reserve.
