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U.S. | 27 Feb. 2015 Temporary Factors Distorting Inflation and Orders Data
The solid 0.2% increase in January's core CPI, coupled with the small upward revision to December, ought to offer a degree of comfort to anyone worried about European-style deflation pressures in the U.S.

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27 Feb. 2015 Temporary Factors Distorting Inflation and Orders Data

By Ian Shepherdson

The solid 0.2% increase in January's core CPI, coupled with the small upward revision to December, ought to offer a degree of comfort to anyone worried about European-style deflation pressures in the U.S.

Posted: 27th Feb 2015 in 'U.S.'

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