US Annualised CPI and Core CPI rates (Feb 2026):

Newsquawk Staff · 11 Mar 2026, 12:56 UTC

3-month annualised CPI: 3.0%
6-month annualised CPI: 2.6%
3-month annualised core CPI: 3.0%
6-month annualised core CPI: 2.3%

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The latest CPI figures indicate a 3-month annualised rate of 3.0% and a 6-month rate of 2.6%. While the core CPI metrics align closely, the slight divergence in the longer-term measures signals potential cooling inflation trends. This could have implications for monetary policy discussions, suggesting a stable inflation outlook that may support current interest rate levels.

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