January's Consumer Price Index will serve as the latest test of whether inflation pressures have eased further.
The annual U.S, Inflation rate increased to 3% in January, according to the federal government's Consumer Price Index report released Wednesday. The index is a broad measure of costs in goods and ...
Inflation rose to 3% for the year ending in January, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Wednesday in an update to the consumer price index, a warning that price pressures are stronger than ...
Inflation picked up speed in January as the cost of rent and home ownership continued to rise. The Bureau of Labor Statistics ...
Overall, economists expect that inflation will get no worse in January when the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases new data ...
A daily close below 1.2400 could sponsor a leg toward the February 11 low of 1.2332, followed by the February 3 low of 1.2248 ...
Consumer prices roared higher in January, driving inflation up to 3% for the first time since June of last year and further raising the cost of living for Americans.
Underlying US inflation last month rose by the most since March, diminishing chances the Federal Reserve will lower interest ...
Housing, which has been one of the more persistent inflation factors, continues to be on a bumpy cooling path. The consumer ...
U.S. Treasury yields rose sharply on Wednesday as investors reacted to the hotter-than-expected January consumer inflation report. The 10-year Treasury yield jumped 9 basis points at 4.627%, while the ...
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