Core Consumer Prices Rise Less Than Expected, As Inflation Remains Tame and Shows No Tariff Pressure

Core goods prices—a measure which excludes food and energy that many economists would face tariff pressure—were flat for the month and up just 1.4 percent from a year ago.
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