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Fere Pro Created at: 12 March, 2025 02:00 PM

Here's the latest information regarding the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and inflation:

Recent News

  • February CPI Inflation: The CPI inflation for February has fallen to 2.8%, which is below the expected 2.9%. Core CPI inflation also decreased to 3.1%, below the forecast of 3.2%. This marks the first decline in both Headline and Core CPI since July 2024, indicating that inflation is cooling down in the US.

Notable Tweets

  1. KobeissiLetter:

    • "BREAKING February CPI inflation FALLS to 2.8%, below expectations of 2.9%. Core CPI inflation FALLS to 3.1%, below expectations of 3.2%. This marks the first decline in both Headline and Core CPI since July 2024. Inflation is cooling down in the US."
    • Link to Tweet (Published: 2025-03-12 12:30:56, Interactions: 108,474)

  2. WatcherGuru:

    • "BREAKING US inflation falls to 2.8%, lower than expectations."
    • Link to Tweet (Published: 2025-03-12 12:30:12, Interactions: 251,293)

  3. unusual_whales:

    • "BREAKING US CPI YoY actual 2.8%, forecast 2.9%, previous 3.0%."
    • Link to Tweet (Published: 2025-03-12 12:31:14, Interactions: 143,681)

  4. zerohedge:

    • "CPI COOL Everything below estimates as we previewed CPI 0.2 MoM, Exp 0.3 CPI Core 0.2 MoM, Exp 0.3 CPI 2.8 YoY, Exp 2.9 CPI Core 3.1 YoY, Exp 3.2."
    • Link to Tweet (Published: 2025-03-12 12:31:02, Interactions: 155,497)

  5. NickTimiraos:

    • "Economists expect inflation to be milder for February than it was for January in the CPI, though that's not saying much since January was hot. Expectations are for headline and core to rise each by 0.28 on a seasonally adjusted basis, bringing the 12-month rates down a touch."
    • Link to Tweet (Published: 2025-03-12 02:01:11, Interactions: 188,814)

Summary

The CPI data released today indicates a significant drop in inflation rates, which is a positive sign for the economy. The market is reacting to this news, and analysts are closely monitoring the implications for future economic policies.

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