Tuesday, December 14, 2010

U.S. January CPI expected to rise over the economy is also facing inflationary pressure.

<P> Beijing last night, the U.S. Labor Department data show that the consumer price index (CPI) increase in January than expected, indicating recession plagued much of the U.S. economy may also face inflation worries. .</ P> <P> It http://finance. Hearing, Labor Department data show that in January the U.S. CPI rose 0.4% qoq, with the same as the increase the previous month. .However, excluding energy and food, core CPI rise in January to 0.3%, exceeding the 0.2% increase a month ago, but also the highest since June 2006 the largest increase since. .Analysts had expected January CPI to rise 0.3%. .While the core CPI is expected to increase 0.2%. .</ P> <P>-year term, in January the U.S. CPI rose by 4.3% over the previous month to 4.1%. .Core CPI rose 2.5%, higher than the 2.4% rise last year, also hit the United States since March last year, the highest increase in the core CPI. .</ P> <P> analysts said the latest report shows that Federal Reserve policymakers are considering cutting interest rates to stimulate the economy through the same time, one can not ignore the risk of inflation too. ."From the standpoint of the Federal Reserve, the latest data do not how optimistic." Lehman Brothers economist in New York, Pando said, "We continue to believe that cool the economy may pull inflation pressure, but price pressures are still quite large, .the decline in inflation is only likely to be gradual. "</ P>.

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