Consumer prices rose 9.3% from a year earlier in February, compared with 9.6% in the previous month https://t.co/fkaIQhIxNe ...

This is the February read. Headline number expected to be up 3/10. Andrew delivers exactly up 3/10.And the rearview mirror still unrevised is up 210. We had a lot of up 310 last year. Find a higher number.You're going all the way back to January of 25. The high water mark last year was January and that was uh up 4/10. Now if we strip out food and energy and come up with the core expected up 2/10, that's exactly where it comes out.up 210. Here we go with the year-over-year numbers and zero progress, but not ...

Thailand’s nearly yearlong stretch of falling consumer prices may now provide a buffer against potential energy-driven inflation spike https://t.co/6QGJZ4b18u ...

Consumer prices rose 1.4% from a year earlier, the slowest pace since 2016 https://t.co/gi4qZnh7iL ...

Consumer prices rose 9.6% from a year earlier in January https://t.co/sXPOLHXeUW ...

RT Bloomberg Opinion (@opinion)@JonathanJLevin @AllisonSchrager @JoseTorresEcon 🚨BREAKING 🚨*US JAN. CORE CPI RISES 2.5% Y/Y; EST. +2.5%*US JAN. CORE CPI RISES 0.3% M/M; EST. +0.3%*US JAN. CONSUMER PRICES RISE 2.4% Y/Y; EST. +2.5%Tune in for live analysis here: https://t.co/qipAqTmbbZ ...

The US cattle herd remained the smallest since 1951 at the start of the year, in the latest signal that consumer beef prices will remain near records https://t.co/0h1edfkgcu ...

Paraguay’s central bank unexpectedly cut the benchmark interest rate a quarter point to 5.75%, citing anchored inflation expectations and slowing consumer prices. https://t.co/YlEjzoInjP ...

Inflation & Pricing - Gradual pass-through of tariff costs onto CPI inflation and consumer prices, with core goods prices rising at a 14% clip annually [2] - Services less energy are showing disinflation, rising at a 3% pace, driven by shelter cost disinflation, but this may be overstated [3][4] - Alleviating tariff cost pressures is a key lever to reduce pressures on businesses and potentially lower prices for consumers [9] - Since 2019, inflation has accumulated to approximately 25% [10] Economic Outlook & Growth - The US economy is supported by three "Apillars" of growth: affluent consumers, AI investment, and asset price appreciation (stock market gains) [11] - These pillars create a virtuous cycle but also represent a narrow and fragile foundation, with risks of an AI-related bubble and stock market correction [12][13][14] - Expects US growth of 19% next year, roughly on par with this year, supported by this narrow foundation [14] - Consumer spending is expected to grow at a moderate 15% pace [15] - Greater investment in AI-connected areas is anticipated [16] Economic Polarization - Expects greater polarization within and between economies, with the well-offs and AI-focused businesses driving most of the spending and investment [16][17]

Inflation Trends - US November Consumer Prices (CPI) rise 2.7% year-over-year, below the estimated +3.1% [1] - US November Core CPI rises 2.6% year-over-year, below the estimated +3.0% [1] - CPI way under, lowest since March 2021 [1] Market Expectations - January rate cut odds jump to 29% [1]