Yields are certainly lower than the true rate of inflation as defined by
the everyday price index.
AIER's
Everyday Price Index (EPI) jumped 0.7 percent in January following a 0.2 percent decline in December.
AIER's
Everyday Price Index fell 0.7 percent in October following a 0.9 percent gain in September.
Not exact matches
Yun said today's low consumer
price index (CPI), at about 1.7 percent, doesn't reflect the rise in
prices people are seeing on
everyday items because low gas
prices are keeping the broader
index down.