Unlike the CPI, the PCE includes spending done on behalf of ... Travel prices are up 1% versus last year — lower than the average inflation rate. Here’s how it breaks down.

As anticipated after the CPI release, analysts have upped their expectations for February's core PCE reading to a median ...

Today's CPI came in lower than expected. That would normally help bonds rally, but they didn't seem too eager to do that. One ...

Taking a look at the year-over-year change in the two main US “core” inflation readings. The good news is that core PCE rose just 2.6% YoY in January, while the bad news is CPI rose 3.3%.

Consumer inflation slowed slightly last month, after January's surprising hot reading. Here's what else to note from the consumer-price index this morning: The CPI rose 2.8% in the 12 months through ...

For the 2nd month in a row, the market's reaction to a CPI/PPI report ended up being less about the report itself and more about its implications for the more highly regarded PCE inflation data.

For example, the PCE Index uses different calculations for categories like car insurance and airline fares, meaning large changes in those categories in the CPI report are likely to be more muted ...

The latest US CPI data did nothing to cool the market’s fears that we could be headed into a perfect storm of low economic ...

Hot CPI inflation data in January suggested “core PCE could be locked in a range of 2.5-3.0%, slightly elevated versus the Fed’s 2% target for PCE inflation,” noted Morningstar senior US ...