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Risk & Disruption
ModerateOct 29, 2026

Fed Holds Rates Steady Amid Rising Inflation Pressures

The Federal Reserve held its main interest rate steady despite accelerating inflation, though two policymakers dissented in favor of a 0.25 percentage point increase. This decision creates mixed signa

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Risk & Disruption
High ImpactOct 21, 2026

Federal Reserve Tracks Global Supply Chain Pressure Index

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York maintains the Global Supply Chain Pressure Index (GSCPI), a measurement tool for tracking supply chain stress and disruption intensity across global trade networks

Federal Reserve Bank of New York#gscpi#supply-chain-pressure#federal-reserve
Trade Policy & Tariffs
High ImpactOct 11, 2026

Global Supply Chain Pressures Drive U.S. Inflation: Fed Analysis

The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco has analyzed the relationship between global supply chain pressures and U.S. inflation. This research highlights how disruptions in international logistics ne

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Risk & Disruption
High ImpactOct 11, 2026

How Supply Chain Disruptions Drive Inflation: Fed Analysis

The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland has published research examining the relationship between supply chain disruptions and inflation. The analysis explores how transportation bottlenecks, port conge

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Trade Policy & Tariffs
ModerateSep 24, 2026

Companies Pocket IEEPA Tariff Refunds; Only Portion Shared

The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta has reported that companies receiving refunds from International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) tariffs are predominantly retaining the cash rather than rein

Supply Chain Dive#ieepa-tariffs#tariff-refunds#trade-policy
Risk & Disruption
ModerateJul 30, 2026

Fed Holds Rates Steady Amid Supply-Driven Inflation Pressures

The Federal Reserve's decision to hold its benchmark interest rate steady reflects ongoing economic uncertainty driven by elevated inflation tied to persistent supply chain disruptions. Rather than ag

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