consumer price index

Stripping out often volatile food and energy costs, the consumer price index rose 2.7% on a year earlier.

The October consumer price index was supposed to come out on Nov. 13 and data collection during the shutdown has been a challenge.

The September consumer price index showed that inflation rose 3% for the year, the highest level seen since January.

That means the October consumer price index won’t be released as expected on Thursday.

That means the October consumer price index won’t be released as expected on Thursday.