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4 articles about 4 events for “US Inflation Persistent” from The Sydney Morning Herald.

Trump Wars Inflation

Politics · 1 matching article from 1 outlet · 2026-10-13
Don’t blame Ukraine: Prices go up and up, thanks to Trump’s wars The Sydney Morning Herald · 2026-10-13 leans left

“That disparity between headline and core rates points to the major factor in the persistently high US inflation rate -- the surge in gasoline and diesel prices that has occurred as a result of Trump’s decision to go to war in the Middle East.”

Chalmers Blame Shifting

Politics · 1 matching article from 1 outlet · 2026-10-11
Chalmers can’t shift any blame on to Trump or Bullock – even if they deserve it The Sydney Morning Herald · 2026-10-11

“Treasurer Jim Chalmers has spent the past month defending his economic record and arguing that government spending is not the main culprit for persistently higher headline inflation and the fourth interest rate rise this year.”

RBA Rate Decision Awaited

Economy/Business · 1 matching article from 1 outlet · 2026-09-27
ASX set for a flat start to the week ahead of RBA’s rate decision The Sydney Morning Herald · 2026-09-27

“The report from the University of Michigan said US consumers are bracing for inflation of 4.6 per cent in the coming year, up from their forecast of 4 per cent the month before.”

Global Economy At Risk

Economy/Business · 1 matching article from 1 outlet · 2026-09-21
Trump’s war is strangling the world The Sydney Morning Herald · 2026-09-21 leans strongly left

“…rsh might add growth and AI investment to the influences on US inflation, that begs the question of why other developed economies with less growth and less AI investment – from Australia and Japan to the European Union – are also wrestling with persistently…”

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