The US core PCE price index in January recorded an annual rate of 2.8%, the smallest increase since March 2021
In January, the annual core PCE price index in the United States recorded an increase of 2.8%, the smallest since March 2021; while the monthly core PCE price index in January recorded an increase of 0.4%, marking the largest increase since February 2023.
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