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From the post:
>Consumer prices were up 2.9 percent from a year earlier in December, and posted the largest monthly increase in nine months.
The inflation data released Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics has been seen by some as the most important in years, as it could provide an indication as to the path the Federal Reserve may take in 2025.
This, in turn, will affect Americans' credit card rates, car loans, 401(K) retirement accounts and mortgages.
Prices rose 0.4 percent month-on-month, which was slightly higher than economists' predictions and the largest increase since March 2024.
Archive: https://archive.today/qvlPR
From the post:
>>Consumer prices were up 2.9 percent from a year earlier in December, and posted the largest monthly increase in nine months.
The inflation data released Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics has been seen by some as the most important in years, as it could provide an indication as to the path the Federal Reserve may take in 2025.
This, in turn, will affect Americans' credit card rates, car loans, 401(K) retirement accounts and mortgages.
Prices rose 0.4 percent month-on-month, which was slightly higher than economists' predictions and the largest increase since March 2024.
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