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CPI moves sideways in April
Here are the latest CPI inflation rates. As usual, they are month-over-month, recalculated to an annual rate: The headline rate was up in April, but basically still declining on a trendline basis. Core inflation is worse: It's at 5.0% and has been flat for the past six months. Overall, it was a so-so inflation report. ...continue reading "CPI moves sideways in April"
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