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Core Inflation |
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Core Inflation A measure of inflation that attempts to predict future inflation by excluding price volatility. It is thought to be a better measure of underlying inflation as it does not account for temporary price shocks. Some economists who measure core inflation exclude certain markets that tend to be volatile, such as energy and food, while others include all markets but exclude the markets that have had the greatest volatility over the last given period. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Most recently, core inflation dropped, indicating an easing on inflationary pressures--good for real estate developers as commodity prices decline, and good for residential investors (in the short term), as spending power remains strong, especially for debt service. Core inflation numbers have been above the Fed's comfort level. Our consistent view has been that core inflation pressures are continuing to build in the economy and there will be insufficient evidence that the previous three rate increases have slowed the economy enough to give the Bank confidence that inflation will slow. |
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