U.S. annual consumer prices increase less than expected in November
The November U.S. Consumer Price Index rose 2.7% year-over-year, below forecasts, with data gaps from a 43-day government shutdown complicating inflation trend analysis.
- The Labor Department reported the Consumer Price Index rose 2.7% year over year in November in a Dec. 18, 2025 release delayed from Dec. 10.
- The 43-day government shutdown canceled the October CPI release by preventing data collection, delaying the November report.
- Core inflation readings showed Core CPI rose 2.6% year over year in November while shelter increased 3% and prices rose 0.2% in the Sep–Nov period.
- The cooler CPI reading boosted bets that the Federal Reserve's easing cycle can stay on track into 2026, and investors pushed Treasury yields lower, with the 2-year and 10-year yields moving down.
- With missing data and tariffs in play, import taxes have added roughly 0.7 percentage points to inflation, complicating the Federal Reserve's January 2026 meeting as unemployment rose to 4.6%.
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Inflation reported to have cooled in November
San José, CA – On Thursday, December 18, the Department of Labor released its report on inflation for November. The CPI-W report showed that the increase in prices for urban wage earners and clerical workers was 2.7%, less than the last report on September inflation of 2.9% (the October report was skipped because of the partial government shutdown). The broader CPI-U, which includes all urban consumers, including professionals, small businesspeo…
Consumer prices rose in November. See which of your grocery items went up
Consumer prices rose at a 2.7% annual pace in November, according to the latest report of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. While November's consumer prices paint a cooler-than-expected inflation of 3% in September, it does not give the full picture.
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