Eight Measures of the US Price Level
Headline CPI has risen the least since 2025M01: Figure 1: Headline CPI (bold black), chained CPI, n.s.a. (green), CPI for wage earners and clerical workers (red), CPI-ex shelter (o...
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Headline CPI has risen the least since 2025M01: Figure 1: Headline CPI (bold black), chained CPI, n.s.a. (green), CPI for wage earners and clerical workers (red), CPI-ex shelter (o...
Everyday prices outstripping measured CPI and subindices: Figure 1: CPI-all urban (bold black), CPI wage earners and clerical (green), CPI ex-shelter (purple), CPI chained (red), P...
Headline, Core PPI above Bloomberg consensus (1.4% vs. 0.5% m/m; 1.0% vs. 0.3% m/m). Figure 1: CPI-all urban (bold black), CPI wage earners and clerical (green), CPI ex-shelter (pu...
Food at home prices are outpacing the CPI. Figure 1: CPI – food at home (black), January 2025 ERS forecast (inverted green triangle), January 2026 forecast (light blue square), May...
Using today’s CPI release: Figure 1: Average hourly earnings deflated by CPI (blue), Cleveland Fed nowcast as of 5/11 (light blue +), by CPI-ex shelter (green), by AIER’s “Everyday...
From AIER today: AIER’s proprietary Everyday Price Index (EPI) vaulted 2.5 percent to 307.4 in March 2026, its second-largest monthly increase back to January 2020 (the first was a...
CPI deflated and using AIER “Everyday Price Index”: Figure 1: Average hourly earnings deflated by CPI (blue), by AIER’s “Everyday Price Index” (EPI) (red), both in January 2025$. A...
As of the April 2026 CPI release: Figure 1: CPI – food at home (black), January 2025 ERS forecast (inverted green triangle), January 2026 forecast (light blue square), April 2026 f...
Prior was +2.4% y/yCPI 0.9% m/m vs +0.9% expectedPrior +0.3% m/mNon-seasonally adjusted, unrounded +1.05% vs +0.47% priorCore CPI 2.6% vs 2.7% y/y expectedPrior core 2.5%Core CPI m...
• Severe in Bayelsa, Sokoto, Bauchi, others •CPPE says resurgence threatens gains of disinflation James Emejo in Abuja and Dike Onwuamaeze in Lagos The Consumer Price Index (CPI),...
Will the Fed’s favorite inflation gauge show price pressures were already heating up before the Iran war struck?
Muscat: The Consumer Protection Authority (CPA) has said prices on consumer products, including vegetables and fruits, have increased due to several factors.Salim bin Ali al Hakman...
The Consumer Price Index rose 3.8% in April from a year earlier as higher energy costs replaced tariffs as the driver of higher prices for Americans.
Prior was +0.4% m/mPPI +7.8% y/y vs 5.4% priorRaw materials price index +12.0% m/m vs +0.6% priorRaw materials price index +23.6% y/y vs +8.6% priorThat's not great on the PPI head...
Prior was 2.4% (revised to +2.8%)PPI Y/Y +11.4% vs +7.8% prior (revised to +8.4%)Raw materials price index M/M +2.6% vs +12.0% prior (revised to +11.9%)Raw material price index Y/Y...
Using Cleveland Fed nowcast for PCE. Figure 1: Instantaneous inflation (T=12, a=4, per Eeckhout (2023)) for PCE deflator (green), CPI quarter-on-quarter annualized inflation I (blu...
Cleveland Fed nowcast m/m as of today, vs. Bloomberg consensus. The nowcast is a mechanical prediction based on reported CPI and PCE, as well as daily oil prices and weekly gasolin...
Heather Long, chief economist at Navy Federal Credit Union, wrote, “For the first time in three years, inflation is eating up all wage gains."
Canada’s CPI rose 2.4% in March as energy surged, while economists say core pressures stayed contained
How is the Fed’s preferred inflation measure holding up these days? Will the U.S. core PCE price index continue to stoke tightening expectations? Here’s what to look out for.
Inflation accelerated sharply in April 2026, with consumer prices rising 3.8% over the past year — the fastest pace since May 2023. Energy costs, led by a 28.4% annual surge in gas...
U.S. consumer prices rose in April, fueled by a spike in energy prices caused by the Iran war.
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