Inflation coefficient decreased to 2.8%

Consumer price inflation decreased more than expected in March as president Donald Trump Ready for the launch of tariffs against US trading partners, the Labor Statistics Bureau reports on Thursday.

A Consumer Price IndexA wide measure of cost of goods and services throughout the US economy decreased by 0.1%in March, which was a 12-month inflation rate of 2.4%, which is 2.8%in February.

With the exception of food and energy, the so -called basic inflation consisted of 2.8% per annum, increasing by 0.1% per month. This was the lowest rate for basic inflation since March 2021.

According to the Dow Jones consensus, Wall -Rate sought inflation by 2.6% and the core 3%.

Reduction of energy prices helped to keep inflation in alignment, as 6.3% of the fall in gasoline helped to reduce by 2.4% more energy reduction. Food prices have increased by 0.4% per month. Egg prices rose by another 5.9% and increased by 60.4% compared to a year ago.

Moreover, asylum prices, among the most stubborn inflation components, increased by only 0.2% in March and increased by 4% by 12 months, the lowest profit since November 2021. Prices for used vehicles decreased by 0.7%, and new expenses for the vehicle increased by only 0.1%before the tariffs are expected, which are supposed to be heavily in the car industry.

The tariffs of the airline decreased by 5.3%in March, and the car insurance decreased by 0.8%and the prescription medicines decreased by 2%.

Futures on the stock market After the release, the lower -edge is shown dramatically, while the profitability of the Treasury was also negative.

Report comes through the day after A beautiful turn of Trump Parts of his tariff plans when he announced the delay in some of the most aggressive duties that arise against dozens of peoples. Instead, Trump allowed a 10% blanket on all imports announced last week, and installed a 90-day window during which the White House agree on higher tariffs.

While Trump campaigned to reduce inflation, progress was slow to start 2025.

However, the president called on the federal reserve system to reduce interest rates. The Central Bank representatives expressed their unwillingness to move with such a great uncertainty policy in the air, and market prices show that the Fed will wait by June before re -lowering the rates.

Nature Tariffs Forced most economists to expect significant inflation, although it is less clear that Trump opened the negotiation window.

“Today’s softer than expected, the release of CPI feels retarded, given the big changes in the trading policy observed in recent days,” said Kay Hay, World Correction Correction of Fixed Revenue and Liquidability Goldman Sachs Asset Management. “By going forward, the Fed will probably face a complex compromise, as raising the tariff prices begin to feed on inflation data, and the activity remains soft.”

Futures market prices after the CPI report showed slight expectations for market interest rates, and traders prices for three -four cuts by the end of the year.

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