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A Tale Of Two Inflation Reports The biggest economic news last week was fresh inflation data. 6,7 Core CPI for December, which excludes volatile food and energy components, rose 3.9%, a slight decrease from November’s 4.0% 6,7,8 This Week: Key Economic Data Tuesday: Empire State Manufacturing Index. Housing Starts.
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Core CPI (excluding food and energy) also moderated, rising just 0.2% 6 This Week: Key Economic Data Tuesday: Existing Home Sales. Source: Econoday, November 17, 2023 The Econoday economic calendar lists upcoming U.S. Consumer prices were flat in October from the previous month, while the 12-month increase was 3.2%.
Inflation Eases The Personal Consumption Expenditures Price index (PCE)–the Fed’s preferred measure of inflation–was released last week, showing core PCE (excludes energy and food) rose 0.2% 5 This Week: Key Economic Data Monday: Factory Orders. 5 This Week: Key Economic Data Monday: Factory Orders. in October and 3.5%
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