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Surging Prices and Interest Rates: What it Means for You #BureauofLaborStatistics #ConsumerPriceIndex #federalreserve #inflation #InterestRates
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Surging Prices and Interest Rates: What it Means for You #BureauofLaborStatistics #ConsumerPriceIndex #federalreserve #inflation #InterestRates
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BREAKING: March CPI inflation rate RISES to 3.5%, above expectations of 3.4%. Our #EyesOpen24 plan continues to proceed accordingly. Core #CPI #inflation was 3.8%, ABOVE expectations of 3.7%. Reminder That’s ex food and energy too. This is the 36th consecutive month with inflation above 3% and second straight monthly #increase. Interest Rate cuts less likely. Let’s be honest anyone who believes government data and inflation at 3.5% doesn’t buy their own groceries. It's an election year too. Heck of a job there Brownie -TSoprano #income #taxes #rates #erosion #jobs #govt #fugazy #fed #plan #data #economy #election #cycle
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US #inflation picked up at the end of 2023. Here are some key takeaways: --services costs are still stubborn, namely housing & car insurance --a protracted decline in goods prices petered out, largely due to unexpected increases in used cars and apparel --energy added to the headline CPI for first time since September --#federalreserve will keep pushing back on march rate-cut bets read my latest for Bloomberg News here #useconomy
US Inflation Picks Up, Signaling Bumpy Path for Fed
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The second wave arrives. For those us old enough to remember the 1970’s, there were 2 waves of inflation that washed over the economy. The first driven by deficit spending (Congress) hand-in-hand with the Federal Reserve printing money. The second as a result of the first, then driven by economic forces like supply, demand, the marginal cost of labor, etc. Keep your eyes on the inflation statistics!
CPI Report Shows Consumer Prices Rose 3.2% From Year Earlier in February
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From steak to gas to sofas - the last few years have seen rising prices across the board, at a pace not seen for decades. But is inflation really that high today? The answer is not as straightforward as you might think. Check out the video below for more.
Two years ago, prices were soaring at unprecedented rates, but they've since slowed down thanks in part to higher interest rates from the Federal Reserve. In this week's Money with Murphy, Kara Murphy, CFA explores whether inflation is still high, why it matters to consumers, and what the future might hold as markets anticipate interest rate cuts.
Understanding Inflation in America (June 2024 Update)
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Rates and expected rates coming down
Inflation Nowcasts and Expectations
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In case you missed it: US headline inflation rose to 3.4% for the year to December, up from 3.1% in November, complicating the Federal Reserve’s calculations over when to cut interest rates from their 23-year-high.
US inflation outstrips forecasts with rise to 3.4% for December
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