U.S. March CPI rose 3.3% year over year to a two-year high; the Iran war is pushing up energy costs, but core inflation remains moderate
U.S. March consumer price index ( CPI ) year-over-year rate rose to 3.3%, reaching the highest level in nearly two years. It was mainly driven by the Iran war, which caused energy costs to skyrocket. However, the core CPI suggests that underlying inflation pressure remains within a manageable range, and the Federal Reserve may continue to exercise patience; the timing of rate cuts is still unclear.
ChainNewsAbmedia·04-10 13:54
