The Department of Labor
released Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for May showing consumer inflation ticking up 2.1 % over the past twelve months.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
released the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for June.
Not exact matches
The
consumer price index (CPI),
released on Friday, showed the cost of living in America rising only 1.6 percent compared to the same month last year, significantly down from the most recent high of 2.8 percent in February and below the Fed's target of 2 percent.
Meanwhile, there will be more economic data
released this week that could influence the Fed's stance, including a look at housing data as well as the Labor Department's
Consumer Price Index, which likely increased 0.2 % in July.
And the
Consumer Price Index did rise more than expected in the latest data,
released on Wednesday, Feb. 14.
Ahead of the Fed's announcement, the Labor Department
released its latest reading of the
Consumer Price Index, which rose 0.5 % in November from a year earlier.
«The different timing of Easter in 2016 and 2017 contributed to air fares being the main contributor to the increase in the 12 - month rate of the
Consumer Prices Index including owner occupiers» housing costs (CPIH) between March 2017 and April 2017,» the ONS said in a
release.
«After yesterday's
Consumer Price Index release from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics and this morning's retail sales report from the US Census Bureau, the nowcast of first - quarter real personal consumption expenditures growth fell from 2.2 % to 1.4 %,» the Atlanta Fed said.
Inflation data
released in mid-January showed that core CPI (
consumer price index) in the U.S. increased 1.8 percent in the 12 months through December, picking up from 1.7 percent in November.
Before that, the
consumer price index will be
released at 8:30 a.m. and will be important if it brings any surprises, especially a lower - than - expected pace of inflation.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics Wednesday
release, «In July, the
consumer price index (CPI) went up by 2.3 percent year - on - year.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics
released the March
Consumer Price Index data this morning.
The
Consumer Price Index for Urban
Consumers (CPI - U)
released yesterday puts the year - over-year inflation rate at 2.36 %.
The most recent Core
Consumer Price Index release, also data through March, is higher at 2.12 %.
Since the US Federal Reserve, which is the US central bank, is dealing with a dual mandate, it is clear that Nonfarm Payrolls,
released monthly, and the
consumer prices index (showing inflation) are the most important.
Traders should keep a keen eye on these news
releases especially those which have a larger impact like the CPI,
Consumer Price Index.
The report follows the recent
consumer price index release whose «core» number was in - line with expectations; the «core» number, while excluding food and energy, did not exclude the steep discounts given in the automotive industry.
WASHINGTON — Commerce Department
releases durable goods for July, 8:30 a.m.; Standard & Poor's
releases S&P / Case - Shiller
index of home prices for June and the second quarter, 9 a.m.; The Conference Board releases the Consumer Confidence Index for August, 10
index of home
prices for June and the second quarter, 9 a.m.; The Conference Board
releases the
Consumer Confidence
Index for August, 10
Index for August, 10 a.m.
The
Consumer Price Index (CPI),
released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), was relatively flat in January.
Early in tomorrow's U.S. session, traders will get their first look at the March
Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures from the U.S., followed by the
release of the minutes from last month's Federal Reserve meeting that afternoon.
The Legislature has received automatic pay increases of four percent, or the percent of increase in the
Consumer Price Index, which every is less, since 1986, North Fork Legislator Al Krupski (D - Cutchogue) said in a press
release issued Tuesday.
«Under the Senate proposal, year - to - year State spending increases would be limited to 120 percent of the
Consumer Price Index (CPI) or 4 percent, whichever is less,» the
release said.
The bureau will also be
releasing monthly reports on FACC disbursements,
consumer price index and inflation reports as well as
price watch on diesel, petrol and kerosene.
According to the calendar analysed by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the bureau will
release data on
consumer price index and inflation,
price watch on diesel, petrol and kerosene.
Two other categories of significant economic readings are scheduled for
release this week: inflation data — the Producer
Price Index on Tuesday and
Consumer Price Index on Wednesday, and Manufacturing data (Empire State Manufacturing Survey) along with Industrial Production on Monday, and Philadelphia Fed Survey on Thursday.
Now, traders wait for tomorrow's
release of the
Consumer Price Index.
Traders should keep a keen eye on these news
releases especially those which have a larger impact like the CPI,
Consumer Price Index.
For information on future
release dates, please refer to the Schedule of
Releases for the
Consumer Price Index on the Bureau of Labor Statistics website.
«After trending down for most of the week, the 10 - year Treasury yield rose following the
release of the CPI [
Consumer Price Index] report,» says Sean Becketti, Freddie Mac's chief economist.
«However, our survey was conducted before investors drove Treasury yields sharply lower in a reaction to the surprisingly weak [
Consumer Price Index]
release.
The first notable wording change was the BoC's «more muted inflation outlook», which was supported by the December
Consumer Price Index (CPI),
released by Statistics Canada.