July CPI Comes in at 0.1%, but CoinDesk Says Inflation Is Stickier Than It Looks
The U.S. Consumer Price Index for July came in at 0.1%, according to MarketWatch, which provided live updates as the report was released.
MarketWatch had earlier flagged the report’s release with a live bulletin ahead of the data.
CoinDesk, in its own live markets coverage, argued that U.S. inflation is stickier than the mild July CPI reading suggests, though the outlet’s headline did not detail the reasoning behind that assessment.
Sources: MarketWatch, CoinDesk
This article is for information only and is not financial advice.
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