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Consumer Prices (Nov.)

The recent plunge in energy prices pushed headline CPI inflation down to 2.2% in November and will exert further downward pressure over the coming months. More important for the Fed is the continued stability of core inflation, which shows little signs of rising much above the 2% target.

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