US reports firm Q2 economic growth, inflation steady
The United States on Wednesday estimated stronger second-quarter GDP growth than previously reported, with inflation remaining steady and private payrolls increasing more than expected.
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The United States on Wednesday estimated stronger second-quarter GDP growth than previously reported, with inflation remaining steady and private payrolls increasing more than expected.
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Read morePetrol prices jumped 3.9 percent month-to-month, accounting for one-third of the overall inflation increase in August.
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Read morePrices have spiked as attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf escalate amid the US-Israel war on Iran.
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