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Easier to solve. we're in a world where a lot of global shops will boost prices over time and how do we get from that world into an inflation scenario that is more comfortable, that doesn't erode the paychecks of most americans. that is the question. and unfortunately, there is a limit to what the federal reserve or congress can do about global supply shops other than make them more comfortable for people. but actually solving that problem, that will be a hard one to solve. >> inflation data due later this morning. the fed's favorite inflation gauge and this is not the cpi, something called th...

Been so difficult to try to turn around, brianna. >> all right, christine romans, thank you for that. obviously there is an economic impact in the numbers like this. what about the political impact? with us now, senior data reporter harry enten. harry, we're talking about a president's party heading into a midterm, inflation numbers like this, what do they mean? >> let's take a look. we're going to put in, we got this in last second, we put this in. where are we right now? 6.8%. these are the five highest yearly changes, using the pce, and that ranks, the third highest since 1962, if you loo...

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Months to come? that level has been at a ten-year low. consumers not feeling great. wednesday, all eyes on the federal reserve. we expect another rate hike of 75 basis points. we saw a hike of the same magnitude last month. that is a massive hike. thursday will probably get the biggest attention. we know first quarter gdp was negative. if we see another negative print, kate, it is going to reignite the debate over are we already in a recession? white house has already been pushing back against that. on friday, we get a key inflation report that pce, which is the fed's preferred inflation repor...

AT the time of writing, the Bloomberg Commodity Index (BCOM), which tracks 23 exchange-traded contracts on physical commodities, was last observed at US$111.72 (RM496.85). Although still up 12.7% year-to-date and not in a bear market just yet, selected commodities are well off the peaks