Consumer Prices & Industrial Production (Jun.)

Consumer prices were unchanged in June and the annual inflation rate remained at 1.7%, underlining that the Fed can afford to focus its monetary policy on the slowdown in the real economy. Even though manufacturing output rebounded in June, the level is still only back where it was in February.

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