The Fed's Preference Inflation Measure

The Fed's preferred inflation measure printed a.5 month on month, which is a really strong reading. It basically confirmed what you had in the CPI reading, which is also. 5%. And so generally speaking, prices are rising at around 6% a year, which is not good. So this is really one of the first few times where the market's like aggressively getting ahead of the Fed.

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