CPI big picture: Hot inflation puts the Fed on ice - and there's little sign of thawing
The sharp increase in consumer prices in January leaves the Federal Reserve in a holding pattern. The trend in inflation actually got worse at the start of the new year and gives the central bank little room to maneuver.
The consumer price index rose 3% on the year in January 2025. Economists worry that broad disinflation is over, even as ...
“Core” C.P.I., which more closely reflects underlying inflation by removing volatile food and energy prices, also showed ...
President Trump Wednesday blamed Biden for a hot inflation report and called for lower interest rates. The Fed is likely to ...
New numbers from the January consumer price index report show a rise in gas, eggs and coffee prices. NBC News’ Brian Cheung ...
The price of eggs rose 15.2% from December to January on a seasonally adjusted basis and 53% from January 2024 to last month ...
Consumer Price Index (CPI) report is out and the stock market isn’t reacting well to the latest inflation measurement. The bad news ...
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Markets opened lower this morning, reacting to what is viewed as a “hot” inflation report. Click here to read more about the ...
Expectations for rate cuts were recalibrated after CPI, with markets now predicting the Fed will hold rates steady until well ...
The so-called core inflation measure, which excludes the more volatile food and energy costs, also picked up in January. Core ...
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