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Dallas Fed Trimmed Mean PCE Price Index +1.8% in February (prev. 2.7% in Jan)

The Dallas Fed Trimmed Mean PCE Price Index's decline to +1.8% in February from 2.7% in January could signal easing inflationary pressures, potentially altering the Fed's outlook on interest rates.

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This reduced rate may strengthen the argument for maintaining or slowing rate hikes, impacting the USD and broader market sentiment around inflation and economic growth.

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