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5. Next time the 3 month graphs should look better -- in most of the inflation measures, the January number is

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Reply #4)

Fri Apr 26, 2024, 10:10 AM

Apr 26

big or especially bigly-big; January will drop out of the rolling 3-month window, so at worse, it will stop looking like a relentless increase and even curl down some. (By January numbers, I mean the one-month increase of January over December).

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Key Fed inflation measure rose 2.8% in March from a year ago, more than expected [View all] BumRushDaShow Apr 26 OP

Graphs: PCE 3 month rolling average and monthly changes: both regular PCE and Core PCE progree Apr 26 #1

Thanks for adding! BumRushDaShow Apr 26 #2

Your welcome :) I added the CPI and PPI (wholesale) graphs. Things looked so good in December, but then... progree Apr 26 #3

Feels like there is a reshuffling/stiring going on BumRushDaShow Apr 26 #4

Next time the 3 month graphs should look better -- in most of the inflation measures, the January number is progree Apr 26 #5

The National Economic Advisor put out a statement this morning - BumRushDaShow Apr 26 #6

You can show as many charts as you want, The Mouth Apr 26 #7

"Nice happy looking charts" ?? progree Apr 27 #8

Brilliant and well written work The Mouth Apr 29 #10

Most people Ontheboundry Apr 27 #9