About That Inflation Data…

The Fed's preferred gauge of consumer price growth in the US matched estimates in hotly-anticipated BEA data released Thursday. The 0.4% MoM gain on the core measure counted as the quickest in a year. That's bad. Or not good, anyway. But it could've been worse. Headed into the release, the BLS created a circus with an email to so-called "super users" who were told earlier this week that the hot read on rental inflation in the January CPI release was attributable in part to how the figure was c

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