This morning’s U.S. economic updates show signs of slow—but tangible—progress. May inflation rose to 2.4% year-over-year, slightly up from April’s 2.3%, driven largely by persistent cost pressures outside energy and food—costs analysts directly attribute to the ripple effects of President Trump’s tariff policies. Core CPI, up 2.9%, marked the strongest gain since January, hinting at deeper inflation threads beginning to emerge...  Read more