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U.S core inflation fever breaks in june
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Title: U.S core inflation fever breaks in june
Publication: United States : Moody's Analytics, 2023Physical description: 26 p.Series: (Weekly market outlook)Notes: Sumario: The U.S. disinflationary forces gathered steam in June. The U.S. consumer price index rose 0.2% in June, in line with our below-consensus forecast. This comes on the heels of 0.4% and 0.1% gains in April and May, respectively. The CPI for energy was up 0.6% in June after falling 3.6% in May. The CPI for gasoline increased 1%, while energy services prices inched 0.4% higher. Elsewhere, food prices were up 0.1% after rising 0.2% in May. On a year ago basis, the not seasonally adjusted CPI was up 3%. Consequently, annual headline CPI inflation is at its lowest since March 2021, when the economy was just beginning to reopen from the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic
Materia / lugar / evento: Economía internacional ‌Inflación ‌Indice de precios de consumo ‌Riesgos geopolíticos ‌Política monetaria ‌Créditos ‌Solvencia ‌Otros autores: Moody's Analytics ‌
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