πŸ‘ CPI November

πŸ‘ CPI November

Core inflation in the US cooled more than expected in November, hitting its lowest level in over four years at 2.6%. Shelter costs remain elevated while other categories show mixed pricing pressures. October data was unavailable due to a government shutdown.

  • Core inflation (excluding food and energy) fell to 2.6% year over year in November 2025
  • This is the lowest rate since March 2021 and below the expected 3%
  • Shelter costs rose 3% over the past year
  • Medical care increased 2.9% annually
  • Household furnishings and operations up 4.6%
  • Recreation rose 1.8%
  • Used cars and trucks increased 3.6%
  • October data is missing due to a 43 day government shutdown
  • Monthly rates for November were not released as a result

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