What Is the CPI Index

CPI report shows inflation continued to climb

CPI report shows inflation continued to climb in September, although at a cooler pace than forecast

"Tariffs have put upward pressure on prices, particularly in the goods-producing sector of the economy," Brandon Zureick, senior managing director and chief economist at investment firm Johnson Inves...

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CPI Report Today: Inflation Climbs to 3%—But Fed Is Still Expected To Cut Rate

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CPI report: Inflation rises to 3%, shy of economists' predictions

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White House Says CPI Data Release Unlikely Next Month

The headline CPI index to rise 0.35% (vs. 0.38% in August) and the core to rise 0.24% (vs. 0.35% prior).

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Latest inflation data shows prices rose by fastest pace since January

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Stocks head for fresh highs as September CPI makes multiple Fed rate cuts more likely: Interactive Brokers

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The government is belatedly releasing inflation data on Friday. Here's what economists are expecting.

Economists think inflation around the U.S. continued to climb in September, edging farther away from the Fed's 2% annual target.

'Premature to signal the all-clear': Markets cheered the CPI print — but Main Street isn’t feeling the relief

Markets may be celebrating cooler-than-expected inflation, but for many Americans still facing higher grocery, energy, and housing costs, the relief hasn’t arrived.

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The Consumer Price Index rose 0.3% in September

Inflation edged up 0.3% in September, driven largely by higher gasoline prices Annual inflation rate now stands at 3.0%, up slightly from August’s

Markets News, Oct. 24, 2025: Stocks Close at Record Highs After Tame CPI Inflation Reading; Dow Ends Above 47000 for First Time

Major stock indexes hit record highs Friday after the release of slightly cooler-than-expected September inflation data that reinforced expectations the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next week.

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Consumer prices rose 3% last month in new inflation report: Economist reacts

Economist Justin Wolfers weighs in on the broader implications as rising beef costs drive inflation and trade negotiations with Canada are suspended.