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Stocks have struggled to accelerate higher despite everything seeming to go their way. U.S. CPI inflation data can finally ...

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) release coming on Tuesday, July 15 will offer investors a fresh look at inflation. Blue Chip ...

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On an annual basis, core CPI also came in soft at 3.2% vs the median estimate of 3.3% "Today's CPI may help the Fed feel a little more dovish," writes Ellen Zentner, chief economic strategist for ...

Also, according to the latest CPI report, core inflation is still running at an annual clip of 5.3%, so we do not see a Fed pivot on the horizon anytime soon." – Ivan Gruhl, co-chief investment ...

At a May 1 press conference, Powell hinted at this dynamic, noting that the Fed has been surprised by the length of time it's taking for the CPI's data to reflect the cooler rental market.He added ...

In the past two months, Core CPI is running at an annualized rate of over 7%, which represents an acceleration relative to the YoY figure and is dramatically higher than the Fed’s target of 2.0%.

The core CPI — which excludes volatile food and energy prices — rose 0.2% from a month ago, matching the 0.2% increase in June. The leveling off in the key gauge monitored by the Fed could ...

Core CPI likely bottomed at the 5.5% level. Given this, read why the Fed is likely to keep monetary policy tight, despite the unfolding recession.

For the record, headline December CPI increased 0.4% month over month – a slight increase over the 0.3% rate seen in each of the previous four months – to match economists' expectations.