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U.S. Inflation Measure Rose in May as Energy Prices Increased
A closely watched inflation gauge increased in May after energy prices rose amid conflict in the Middle East. The report showed higher costs for gasoline and other fuels.
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A closely watched measure of inflation increased in May as energy prices rose during conflict in the Middle East. Officials said the increase reflected recent developments in global energy markets.
Gasoline prices rose sharply in the period covered by the data.
Other energy-related costs also moved higher during the same timeframe. The data release comes as markets continue to monitor price trends across multiple sectors.
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