Good Friday's PCE data brings latest inflation reading — but markets are closed
Stock-market investors get a key piece of economic data on Good Friday, but won’t be able to trade on it.
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Stock-market investors get a key piece of economic data on Good Friday, but won’t be able to trade on it.
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Prices bucked up in July in a key inflation gauge watched by the Federal Reserve as the central bank weighs the possibility of more interest rate hikes. The personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index rose 0.2 percent in July, the Commerce Department reported Thursday. It moved up to 3.3 percent ahead of where it was…
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