US EditionUS inflation rose to 2.7% in November
- Us inflation increased by 2.7% in november, according to the latest inflation report.
- The moderate inflation growth may encourage the federal reserve to continue cutting interest rates at its upcoming meeting.
- President joe biden highlighted lower inflation, which peaked at over 9% in june 2022 during his term.
- The inflation rise is not significant enough to discourage the federal reserve from its current plans.
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ABC, NBC Punt on Latest Inflation Report Showing Biden Economy Continuing to Sputter
ABC, NBC Punt on Latest Inflation Report Showing Biden Economy Continuing to Sputter On Wednesday and Thursday, ABC and NBC have omitted from their flagship morning and evening newscasts the Wednesday morning release of the November inflation report (known as the Consumer Price Index) that showed the Biden economy coming to an end on a sputtering note with a jump in prices of 2.7 percent from this time a year ago. With the Federal Reserve and e…
Inflation Ticks up Slightly in November, CPI Report Says
Another month, another frustratingly sticky inflation report. On Wednesday, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics released the latest Consumer Price Index figures, which showed prices increased 2.7% year-over-year in November and 0.3% from the month prior. Still, the devil’s in the details, and a rate cut still looks all but certain when the Federal Reserve meets next week. Home is Where the Inflation No Longer Is In one of the final CPI reports bef…
Prices up 2.7 percent - Many Americans do not believe President Biden has improved the economy.
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