A more useful device ... would have the NBS publish what the headline inflation rate would have been last month under the old ...

Last week, the Labor Department reported a larger-than-expected 0.5% month-over-month increase in CPI for January. The ...

The January inflation data releases today, with markets closely monitoring for persistent inflation signs that could delay ...

we expect concrete economic data numbers to begin to elbow their way into the conversation over time. On Wednesday and Thursday this week, we’ll see Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price ...

Americans are facing higher costs. Trump was elected on promises to lower prices for inflation-weary consumers and high ...

We start a new trading week somewhat quietly — although this is all relative considering the headline generation of President Trump early in his second term — but will heat up as the days roll along.

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This is so because, from the document “Consumer Price Index (CPI) Rebasing – Key Highlights ... the NBS’s rebasing of the country’s output numbers will result in a much bigger economy ...

The highly anticipated U.S. January CPI report comes out on Wednesday morning. Headline annual inflation is seen rising 2.9% and core CPI is forecast to increase 3.1%. Investors should brace for ...

On a monthly basis, the CPI rose 0.5%, versus economists' forecast for a 0.3% increase, according to FactSet. That's the ...