PCE

Bearing the Higher Cost of Labor: Weekly Stat
Employee Benefits and Compensation

Bearing the Higher Cost of Labor: Weekly Stat

The gap between the rate of growth in the Employment Cost Index and inflation widened in March.
By Vincent Ryan | May 2, 2022
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Weekly Stat: Will PPI Continue to Predict Rise in Overall Inflation?
Supply Chain

Weekly Stat: Will PPI Continue to Predict Rise in Overall Inflation?

Price pressures continue for many goods- and services-producing sectors of the U.S. economy.
By Vincent Ryan | February 22, 2022
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U.S. Consumer Prices Jump 0.4% in March
The Economy

U.S. Consumer Prices Jump 0.4% in March

“The uptick in inflation, being largely driven by higher gas prices, is unlikely to worry investors or the Federal Reserve."
By Matthew Heller | April 10, 2019
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Consumer Prices Tick Up Again
The Economy

Consumer Prices Tick Up Again

The trend of steadily building inflation pressures could prompt the Federal Reserve to continue raising interest rates, analysts said.
By William Sprouse | July 12, 2018
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Core Inflation Measure Jumps 0.3% in January
The Economy

Core Inflation Measure Jumps 0.3% in January

Inflation remains below the Fed's target "but there are indications it may be starting to pick up."
By Matthew Heller | March 1, 2018
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Consumer Spending Rises Modestly
The Economy

Consumer Spending Rises Modestly

Consumption picked up in May, but the key measure of U.S. inflation grew only 1.4%.
By William Sprouse | June 30, 2017
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Inflation In First Half of 2015 Lower Than Reported
The Economy

Inflation In First Half of 2015 Lower Than Reported

Reports of the growth in consumer price inflation were somewhat overstated in the first two quarters, say San Francisco Fed reasearchers.
By Katie Kuehner-Hebert | August 24, 2015
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