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U.S. consumer price index rose 0.6% in March, vs 0.5% increase expected

cnbc2021-04-13

Consumer prices shot higher in March, given a boost both by a strong economic recovery and year-over-year comparisons to a time when the Covid-19 pandemic was about to throttle the U.S. economy, the ...

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CWONG
·2021-04-13
Good sign of economy recovery.
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fongj
·2021-04-13
Expected
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Jackal
·2021-04-13
Anybody who knows how to calculate statistics know that percentage rises are dependent on the base effect reference level
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Barbarazhao
·2021-04-13
Good news indeed although increase just a little bit
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JohnM
·2021-04-13
not bad!
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The year over year gain is the highest since August 2018.The index was projected to rise 0.5% on a monthly basis and 2.5% from March 2020, according to Dow Jones estimates.That big surge on a year-over-year basis came due to what economists call the “base effect” or the lower level used for comparison. In March 2020, the government had just begun a massive shutdown of U.S. businesses that ultimately would see more than 22 million Americans sent to the unemployment line.Core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy costs, increased 0.3% monthly and 1.6% year over year.While the inflation numbers look high, many economists as well as policymakers at the Federal Reserve expect the increase to be temporary. April likely also will show a sharp rise, but then the numbers are supposed to decrease as the worst months of the shutdown fall out of the data comparisons.Fed officials have said they won’t adjust policy based on short-term jumps in inflation readings. Chairman Jerome Powell told “60 Minutes” in an interview aired Sunday evening that he does not expect any interest rate hikes this year.Still, markets have been pricing in higher growth and inflation, with government bond yields rising to their highest levels since before the pandemic. 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