U.S. Inflation Cooled in February, With Consumer Prices Rising Just 6% Yearly
February Consumer Price Index data revealed that inflation cooled in February, but still remains well above the Federal Reserve's 2% target.
Inflation Cooled Just Slightly in January With a Yearly Gain of 6.4%
Consumer price data released yesterday showed that it could be a long and winding road back to normal inflation levels.
CPI Report Shows Inflation Slowed for Sixth Straight Month in December
Inflation closed out 2022 in a modest retreat, with the largest consumer prices decline in December since early in the pandemic.
Used Car Prices Are Down, But Still Inflated
Used cars are one of the few categories within the Consumer Price Index (CPI) that have decreased in price from last year. Still, they remain 33% more expensive than they'd be if normal depreciation were occurring.
November Inflation Report Shows Price Increases Have Cooled
U.S. consumer inflation eased in November to 7.1% annually, against 7.7% in October, and rose just 0.1% from the previous month, according to the Consumer Price Index.
Consumer Prices Rose Less Than Expected in October
The October Consumer Price Index (CPI) data raised hopes for investors that inflation has peaked.
Consumer Prices Rise Unexpectedly in August, Stocks Fall Sharply
U.S. inflation remained high in August, cementing the odds of another interest rate hike. As a result, the stock market took a tumble.
Consumer Prices Climbed 8.5% in July, Below Expectations – Daily Flash Briefing
Price gains eased in July for the first time in months.