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US sees more indications of inflation cooling - Biden

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In a statement released on the White House website on Tuesday, United States President Joe Biden shared, following the latest data on the country's producer prices, that there are now "more indications that we are starting to see inflation moderate."

"My economic plan is showing results, and we face global economic challenges from a position of strength," stressed Biden. He further commented that although it will take time for inflation to reach the target of 2%, and there might be setbacks along the way, "we will keep at it."

The head of state once again reiterated that he is ready to work with anyone, "Democrats or Republicans," as long as they can give "ideas on how we can provide more breathing room to middle-class and working families."

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