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Jason Furman reports that core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation in April was below expectations but still at elevated levels.
Annualized rates were 2.9% for one month, 3.8% for three and six months, and 3.3% over twelve months.
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Furman has previously commented on topics beyond inflation. He discussed the significance of a Zola novel for understanding finance in 19th century France. The work also addresses issues of anti-semitism during that period.