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A price is finally falling for American families.
And I have no higher priority than making America affordable again.
We have made progress this year in non-tariff related inflation.
Welcome to World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
I'm Sam Fenwick.
The Federal Reserve has cut rates again, so we're going to be in Pennsylvania,
where the cost of living is causing real concern,
as President Trump's visit to the state yesterday enough to allay those fears.
And from pasta to truffles, Italy's food culture has now been given a unique UN status.
How might it boost Italy's global food brand and its authentic local producers?
So if you're a U.S.
homeowner or you're running a business or you're just doing your weekly grocery shop,
things might soon start to feel a little bit easier on your budget.
The U.S.
Federal Reserve has cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point to three and a half to 3.75 percent,
and that's the lowest level in three years.
Here's the Fed Chair, Jerome Powell.
Today,