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What happened? Today's US Consumer Price Inflation release came out with a 0.1% month-to-month increase excl. Energy and Food, or an annualized 1.2%. While prices for some goods rose moderately due to the early tariff impact, the prices of many other components actually declined. This confirms
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What happened? The monthly US employment report was released this morning. Although the headline number showed that 139k new jobs were created in April, the report's details painted a different picture. Data from prior months was significantly revised downward. Along with other recent soft labor market indicators, such
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What happened? Recent analysis by the Harvard Price Lab, led by experts in inflation dynamics, shows that prices of goods at major US retailers have fallen again, defying expectations of a tariff-driven inflation rebound in the near future. Why does this matter? * The Fed is still on hold due to
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What happened? Jobless claims data released today came in higher than expected for the first time in several quarters (240k vs. 230k). Continuing claims, representing those unemployed for more than six weeks, rose to the highest level since 2021. Jobless claims are the key lead indicator for the state of