Federal Reserve study questions recent inflation slowdown in US
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- •Federal Reserve conducted a recent study on inflation trends.
- •Fed official Logan described the inflation outlook as 'cautiously optimistic'.
- •The study suggests inflation has not slowed as much as some data indicate.
- •The study was reported in mid-February 2026.
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- ▸If inflation remains elevated despite optimistic signals The Federal Reserve may maintain or increase interest rates to control inflation.
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Persistent inflation concerns may lead to higher interest rates, reducing bond prices.
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