Disparity Between US CPI and 10Y Highest Since 1980
The latest CPI print has done little to settle the debate between team “transitory” and team “persistent” inflation— if anything,
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Canadian Consumer Prices are the Highest in a Decade… But It’s Just Transitory
Did you feel that your pocketbook was a lot emptier last month after paying for gasoline, shelter, groceries and, well,
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It’s Just Transitory: US Consumer Prices Soar to Highest Since 1981
The largest month-over-month increase in core consumer prices since 1981 occurred today, as skyrocketing energy and used car prices surged
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Annual Inflation Jumps to 2.2% In March
Annual inflation levels across Canada jumped to 2.2% in March, largely due to the drop in prices a year ago
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US Core Consumer Prices Increased 0.1% in February, Below Estimates
Consumer prices in the US rose at a slower pace than previously expected in February, putting inflation fears aside— for
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US CPI Data Suggests Covid-19 Continues to Dampen Inflation— For Now
Consumer prices rose slightly in January, while underlying inflation remained stagnant as the pandemic continues to ravage the US economy.
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Is The True Cost of Living for American Households Significantly Higher than Official CPI Figure?
As the Federal Reserve continues to pump trillions of dollars into the pandemic-ravaged US economy (albeit we still aren’t quite
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Canada Experiences Slower Pace of Price Growth as CPI Increases by 0.1% in July
It appears that prices in Canada have grown at a relatively low pace amid the coronavirus pandemic, as the consumer
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Consumer Prices in the US Rebound by Most Since 2012, CPI Jumps 0.6% in June
As many states across the US have begun to ease restrictions and businesses have reopened, the demand for goods and
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Canada’s Inflation Rate Falls by 0.4% in May
The shutdown of many services and industries in response to mitigating the infection rate of the coronavirus pandemic has caused
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