Consumer prices rise 2.7% annually in July, less than expected amid tariff worries

We're just seconds away right now from July CPI. Rick Santelli standing by at the CME in Chicago. Rick, we've got only a couple seconds before the numbers.What should we be looking at. You know, I think the year-over-year numbers, especially the uh core is going to be quite key, especially which side of 3% it's on. But do remember much of the hoopla about the big bump in tariffs hasn't really materialized.Is it because consumers are pushing back or we exaggerated. The data is in. And here we go.Consumer pri ...