Inflation held steady in February, though rising oil prices tied to tensions in the Middle East could push consumer costs higher in the months ahead. […]
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Inflation Cools to 2.4%, Signaling Relief for Fed Despite Data Delays
Inflation eased in January to its slowest pace in nearly a year, offering a fresh sign that price pressures are retreating after a temporary stall […]
Consumer Prices Rise Again to 8.5% as Inflation Hits New 40-Year High
U.S. inflation soared to a 40-year high last month as geopolitical tensions drove up energy prices and supply chain hurdles compounded price pressures driven by […]
Inflation Hits 40-Year High: Energy, Food, Housing Costs Drive 7.9% CPI Increase
Inflation hit historic highs last month as lingering supply chain issues and global tensions over Russia’s war with Ukraine dashed policymakers’ hopes that consumer prices […]
The missing story in February’s inflation numbers
Consumer prices increased slightly in February due to higher rents and food costs, but prices in the U.S. are expected to slow or even decline […]
Inflation remains low capping off a year of steady but slow growth
Consumer prices in the U.S. rose slightly in January, but the increase was smaller than expected due to falling gas prices. Overall prices increased by […]
Consumer Prices Aren’t Budging Despite Wage Growth
Consumer prices remained unchanged for the third consecutive month amid rapid job creation and wage growth, signaling to the Federal Reserve Board that planned interest […]
Gas Surcharges Haven’t Added To Commodities, CPI Shows
By Menglin Huang| Mar 16, 2012 Higher gas prices in February drove headline consumer prices up by the most in 10 months. But outside of […]
January Inflation Follows Fed’s Expectation
Consumer prices rose slightly in January, mainly lifted by energy and apparel costs due to the tension with Middle Eastern countries and a cotton supply […]