Improved CPI Data Sets Stage for More Inflation
Stripping out more volatile food and energy prices, the core CPI also moderated, coming in at 0.2 percent in February. That pushed the annual core CPI down to 3.1 percent. Core CPI has been mired in this range since last May and we still haven’t seen a core reading below 3 percent.
US CPI Data Releasing Today: Will February’s inflation numbers throw a surprise for the markets?
Trump tariffs are posing a challenge for the US Fed, as the weakening of the economy may force Powell to cut rates sooner than later. Powell, had earlier suggested that they are not in a hurry to cut rates and future rate cuts will depend on incoming data.
Inflation slowed more than expected in February and cooled for the first time in four months, but that progress may be short ...
New numbers released today say that inflation has improved slightly, with the February consumer price index report showing a ...
While the Fed is likely to keep interest rates unchanged next week, an encouraging February CPI report raises the odds for ...
Consumer Price Index (CPI)-based inflation or retail inflation for the month of February is anticipated to have dropped ...
Food prices rose by 0.2% in February, fueled by increases in the indexes for eggs, meats, poultry, fish and beef, according ...
Despite the positive inflation data, projections and tariff impacts indicate no further significant declines in inflation.
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'The Outlook Is...' Ace Expert Ajay Bagga Decodes Impact Of Trump's Tariffs, CPI NumbersThe US CPI came lower than expected, giving a small upside to the US stock markets, which are down 3% for the week already.
Stock futures are lower as investors react to softer inflation data, rising trade tensions, and fresh jobs data ...
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