CPI United States October 2024 InterannualAccum. since JanuaryMonthly variation CPI (overall index) [+]2.6%2.9%0.1% Food and non-alcoholic beverages [+]2.1%0.2% Clothing and footwear [+]0.3%-1.7% Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels [+]4.2%0.2% ...
US Consumer Price Index YoY is at 2.44%, compared to 2.53% last month and 3.70% last year. This is lower than the long term average of 3.28%. ReportConsumer Price Index CategoryConsumer Prices RegionUnited States SourceBureau of Labor Statistics ...
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Headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) was unchanged in May, lower than expected, with energy prices down 2.0%, and food prices up a tick. Core CPI rose a modest 0.2% month over month (m/m) — its lowest advance in eight months and lower than the average 0.4% m/m gain in Q1 — poi...
Consumer Price Index (CPI) YoY has shown a notable decline over the period when interest rates crossed the 5% mark. During the same period, the unemployment rate has inched upward. Last month, Chicago Fed President Austin Goolsbee emphasized that FED officials would not react to just a single...
The US Treasury curve moved lower by 7-9bp. US economic data saw the Core PCE YoY come at 2.6% vs. expectations of 2.5%. Separately, the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index came at 66.4 for July, almost inline with the surveyed 66.5. US equities bounced back on Friday, with the the S&P...
In 2023, the city average Consumer Price Index (CPI) for personal care products in the United States stood at around 176.27 points, up from the previous year. Since the 1980s, the CPI for this product category grew steadily, and reached its highest value in 2023. ...
Consumer Price Index (CPI) Internet Users ICT Device Penetration Telecommunication Exchange Rates First Column Second Column Third Column Fourth Column Fifth Column Sixth Column Seventh Column Eighth Column Ninth Column Tenth Column First Row 45,098.90 45,179.10 46,549.60 48,144.00 46...
Stocks fell in morning trading after the release of the report, with the broad S&P 500 index down 0.6%. The yield on the 10-year bond jumped to nearly 2%, a sign that investors see more Fed rate hikes ahead. In the past year, sharp increases in the costs of gas, food, autos and...
Meanwhile, the consumer price index (CPI) declined 0.1% in June after remaining unchanged in May, according to the Labor Department. It’s the first time that monthly consumer prices dipped since the pandemic in 2020. The CPI’s year-over-year rate of 3% was at its lowest in June since...