(CercleFinance.com) – After rising 0.9% in October, consumer prices in the United States rose 0.8% in November 2021 sequentially, according to the Department of Labor, in accordance with what Jefferies expected.
Excluding energy and food products, two traditionally volatile categories, US inflation stood at + 0.5% last month, a little lower than Jefferies’ forecast which was 0.6%.
Compared to November 2020, the American price index increased by 6.8% gross and 4.9% excluding volatile elements, rates accelerating compared to the previous month, but in line with the broker’s forecasts.
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