The latest consumer price index data was released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Inflation slowed more than expected in April, despite building tariff-related price pressures. Consumer prices rose 0.2 percent last month. That brings the annual inflation rate to 2.3 percent—the lowest since February 2021.
Inflation Slowed More Than Expected in April, Lowest Rate Since 2021 | Business Matters (May 13)
Inflation Slowed More Than Expected in April, Lowest Rate Since 2021 | Business Matters (May 13)
May-13-2025