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Expiring federal aid, a deadly outbreak of bird flu and war in Ukraine combined to send inflation skyrocketing for a handful of consumer items.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen wrote House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, “It is unlikely that cash and extraordinary measures will be exhausted before early June.”

The data simply don’t support inflationary concerns and have been bolstering the case for a disruptive, but temporary, burst of inflation.

“Every quarter I make the same argument about how you should … do more work before you pull the trigger, but a lot of people remain unconvinced,” Cramer said.

The CEO’s statement mirrors the earnings report for JPMorgan Chase, whose economic outlook calls for “a mild recession in the central case.”

The writer E. Jean Carroll is suing Donald Trump for defaming her by saying she lied in claiming he raped her in the mid-1990s in New York City.

While there are no signs of major stablecoins collapsing, an economics professor at Cornell University says it’s something regulators are worried about.

JPMorgan, the biggest U.S. bank by assets, will be closely watched for clues on how the industry is navigating an economy at a crossroads.