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Inflation Relief Ahead? Top Analysts See 'No Meaningful Tariff Passthrough' in August CPI as Core Goods Cool Down

Sep 9, 2026 · 08:48 AM ET· updated 1h ago
Inflation Relief Ahead? Top Analysts See 'No Meaningful Tariff Passthrough' in August CPI as Core Goods Cool Down

TD Securities forecasts August CPI inflation relief as core goods cool, citing 'no meaningful tariff passthrough' to offset rising energy.

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Some smart money-watchers think inflation might get a little better in August because prices for stuff (not food or energy) are going down, even though tariffs could push some prices up. When inflation looks like it might cool down, that can make people feel better about the economy and stocks.

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