Hosts: Greg Skordas and Taylor Morgan
New numbers released this morning show that inflation cooled off in July, with consumer prices rising only 2.9% last month. It’s the lowest inflation reading since March 2021. What does that actually mean for consumers, however? We hear from a senior economist who explains the numbers for our listeners.

Hosts: Greg Skordas and Taylor Morgan New numbers released this morning show that inflation cooled off in July, with consumer prices rising only 2.9% last month. It’s the lowest inflation reading since March 2021. What does that actually mean for consumers, however? We hear from a senior economist who explains the numbers for our listeners.

Hosts: Greg Skordas and Taylor Morgan
New numbers released this morning show that inflation cooled off in July, with consumer prices rising only 2.9% last month. It’s the lowest inflation reading since March 2021. What does that actually mean for consumers, however? We hear from a senior economist who explains the numbers for our listeners.

Inflation cools in July; what does that mean for consumers?

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Inflation cools in July; what does that mean for consumers?

Inflation cools in July; what does that mean for consumers?