In this episode of The Inflation Brief, co-hosts Greg Daco and Laura Rosner-Warburton discuss the latest inflation developments and what’s driving recent shifts in price pressures. The conversation centers on the renewed role of energy in shaping headline inflation, alongside emerging risks tied to global supply dynamics. They also explore how these pressures could filter into other areas of the economy, including food and broader consumer costs.

Greg and Laura then turn to the evolving outlook, examining how inflation is moving unevenly across categories and what that means for the path ahead. From the lingering effects of tariffs to changing housing dynamics and inflation expectations, they highlight the complexity of the current environment. The episode closes with a discussion of how policymakers may respond, and what to watch in the months ahead as inflation trends continue to unfold.

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