A post by @FirstSquawk on X.
LOGAN STATED THAT ENERGY DISTURBANCES CAUSED BY WAR ARE NOT THE SOLE REASON FOR PRICE INCREASES; HE IS WORRIED THAT A HIGHER CONSUMER PRICE INDEX COULD RESULT IN RISING INFLATION FOR PERSONAL CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES.
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Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan said war-driven energy disruptions are not the only source of price increases and warned that a higher consumer price index could feed through into rising personal consumption expenditures inflation. The remarks tie inflation risk to broader price pressures rather than energy alone, keeping the PCE gauge—the Fed’s preferred inflation measure—in focus. Investors will watch upcoming CPI and PCE prints for signs of pass-through that could shape the rate path.
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Logan, Consumer Price Index, Personal Consumption Expenditures