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Why the Fed Is Watching Services Inflation Not Goods
In Episode 67 of Inflation Explained with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dig into why the Federal Reserve is now laser-focused on services inflation—things like haircuts, doctor visits, and concert tickets—while goods prices have stabilized. Using fresh May 2026 CPI data, they explain why core services inflation is stickier and what that means for rate cuts. They also break down the 10-year breakeven rate dropping to 2.25% and what that signals about market expectations. If you've been wondering why your rent, insurance, and streaming bills keep climbing even as grocery prices level off, this…
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