The core consumer price index (Core CPI) is one of the key indicators used in the United States to measure changes in consumer prices, excluding the volatility of food and energy prices to more accurately reflect the general price level. ”SA“ stands for seasonally adjusted, and ”MoM“ denotes the percentage change relative to the previous month.
This data helps in understanding consumer price trends and significantly impacts economic policies and market expectations.
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US - Core Consumer Price Index [Core CPI] (SA, MoM)
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