Inflation Rises Unexpectedly, Complicating Picture for the Fed
“Core” C.P.I., which more closely reflects underlying inflation by removing volatile food and energy prices, also showed little improvement. It rose 0.4 percent from December or 3.3 percent on a year-over-year basis, both higher than economists expected. The monthly increase in core prices was the highest since April 2023.
Consumer Price Index inflation rose 0.5% month-on-month, likely incrementally delaying any Federal Reserve plans for interest rate cuts.
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US stocks were largely lower on Wednesday as investors digested a hotter-than-expected January inflation reading. The Dow ...
A Fed interest rate cut won’t be coming until at least September, if at all this year, following a troubling inflation report ...
President Trump Wednesday blamed Biden for a hot inflation report and called for lower interest rates. The Fed is likely to ...
January's consumer price index came in hot, with Trump tariffs set to push prices higher. S&P 500 futures tumbled on the CPI ...
Inflation accelerated in January, with the consumer price index rising 3% year over year, above economists' expectations.
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