US CPI surprise: Both headline and core inflation cools sharply in March - Action Forex

CPI Eases Fears, Yet Core Inflation and Tariff Issues Cloud Economic Outlook - Finnoexpert

Inflation, as measured by the came in better than expected for the month of March. fell -0.1% (market expected a rise of +0.1%), as a result of energy costs falling 2.4%. This is the best CPI report since May 2020. Even when excluding food & energy (), the results were much better than expectations. Core prices increased +0.1% (street was expecting a rise of +0.3%) in March, the slowest pace of price increases since January 2021. Breaking it dow…

Inflation Cools, Catalysts Align, Market Sets Up for a Rebound

💡Core inflation slows.💡Digital assets erase some of their gains.💡ETF outflows persist.

US Inflation Cooled in March, but Will It Last?

US inflation cooled in March, offering consumers brief relief as gasoline and used vehicle prices fell. However, that current trend may reverse as steep tariffs on imported goods take effect. Core inflation, which excludes food and energy, rose by 0.1% for the month and 2.8% over the year. That’s the slowest annual increase in core prices since March 2021. However, with new import tariffs set to soon kick in, there’s growing concern that prices …

US CPI surprise: Both headline and core inflation cools sharply in March - Action Forex

US inflation came in much softer than expected in March, with headline CPI falling -0.1% mom, surprising markets that had forecast a 0.2% mom increase. Core CPI, which excludes food and energy, also underwhelmed with just a 0.1% mom gain, well below the anticipated 0.3% mom. The pullback was led by a -2.4% mom drop […] The post US CPI surprise: Both headline and core inflation cools sharply in March appeared first on Action Forex.