Joseph Politano: U.S. CPI inflation rises to 3.8 percent, highest since 2023

Joseph Politano: U.S. CPI inflation rises to 3.8 percent, highest since 2023
U.S. CPI inflation hits 3.8 percent

Joseph Politano reports that U.S. CPI inflation climbed to 3.8 percent year-on-year in newly released data, marking the highest rate since 2023. The figures also indicate a 0.6 percent increase month-on-month.

Core CPI inflation rose to 2.8 percent year-on-year, with a 0.4 percent monthly increase.

Politano recently reported that Eurozone unemployment fell to 6.2 percent, tying a historic low, while the EU jobless rate was steady at 6 percent. In the U.S., Conor Sen highlighted that Texas job growth ranked seventh among states as Florida lost 20,000 jobs. The latest inflation data follows these recent labor market developments.

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