The personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure, dropped to 2.1% last month on an annual basis, close to the central bank's goal of a 2% ...
Instead, the Fed chopped rates by a half point. Before the regular five-year update to U.S. inflation figures, the PCE index showed annual price increases peaking at 7.1% in the summer of 2022.
The September PCE data show enough progress on headline inflation for the U.S. central bank to continue cutting rates, even though core inflation is still a bit faster than Federal Reserve ...
From the same month one year ago, the PCE price index for August increased 2.2%. Prices for goods decreased 0.9% and prices for services increased 3.7%. This could be the week when inflation hits ...
PCE increased a seasonally adjusted 0.2%, according to a Thursday report from the . The annual adjusted PCE inflation rate was 2.1%. Advertisement Both the monthly and the annual PCE rates met ...
(AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana) · ASSOCIATED PRESS The latest reading from the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index showed inflation rose 2.1% during the month of September, compared with 2. ...
Nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar AS pada perdagangan Jumat ditutup merosot dipengaruhi data tenaga kerja Amerika Serikat (AS ...
Penguatan rupiah akan dipicu data indeks harga pengeluaran konsumsi pribadi atau personal consumption expenditure (PCE) ...
Inflation as measured by the PCE price index, rose 2.6% in July, according to economists' forecast. Above, a grocery store in Houston. (Brandon Bell/Getty Images) The Fed’s preferred inflation ...
The core PCE price index, the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge increased 0.3% M/M in September, matching economists' consensus, and slightly higher than the 0.2% increase in August ...
Indeks PCE Menunjukkan kenaikan 0,2% yang disesuaikan secara musiman untuk bulan tersebut, dengan tingkat inflasi 12 bulan sebesar 2,1%.
The Federal Reserve may not have received the inflation data it wanted Thursday, but some economists said a new reading from the Fed's preferred pricing gauge probably keeps the central bank on ...