October CPI matched expectations, with Headline CPI rising 0.2% and Core CPI up 0.3%. Read more to see my thoughts.

Headline CPI month over month came in at +0.2%, in-line with expectations and the September print. Stripping out volatile ...

CPI printed in line at .2% on headline and .3% on core. The above trend core print was driven by volatile components ...

Our new data page, CPI Inflation Contributions from Goods and Services, details the evolution of inflation using the consumer ...

U.S. inflation witnessed an uptick in October but still remained in line with Wall Street estimates. According to the Bureau ...

The consumer price index came in line with forecasts, lifting S&P 500 futures and lowering yields, while keeping the Fed rate ...

The 3.6% annualized rate of growth in the core CPI underscores the slow and frustrating nature of the battle against ...

Wealth host Brad Smith explains what CPI represents, expectations for the latest print, the differences between headline and core CPI, and the industries economists will be watching closely in ...

Further evidence of disinflation is expected with October’s Consumer Price Index report. However, jobs data will likely ...

Equities continue to hold ground on the high end after the post-election rally.

Given the current bullish view surrounding the USD and Trump’s planned policies, an upside surprise in inflation data would ...

While the current pace of rising prices appears to have leveled off, the expected path of rate cuts has become less certain.