James E. Thorne says the 1.92% Trimmed Mean PCE highlights Fed policy concerns, arguing it misreads solid growth and rising supply as inflation risks. He says tariffs and energy shocks are distortions, not signs of persistent inflation.
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James E. Thorne says the 1.92% Trimmed Mean PCE highlights Fed policy concerns, arguing it misreads solid growth and rising supply as inflation risks. He says tariffs and energy shocks are distortions, not signs of persistent inflation.
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