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The highly anticipated Consumer Price Index for the first month of 2025 just came out, showing that inflation has cooled year over year to 2.4%, which is slightly lower than the estimated 2.5%.<\/p>\n
The Core CPI, which excludes more volatile sectors like food and energy, matched the expectations at 2.5%. Nevertheless, analysts indicated that the monthly increase in the regular CPI of just 0.2% is the lowest since last May.<\/p>\n
Heather Long, Navy Federal Credit Union’s chief economist, noted that the prices for gas, used cars, and medical care all decreased in January, which helped bring down inflation even as utilities and transportation rose.<\/p>\n
She determined that this is good news on the inflation front, even though there might be “one more bump from tariffs.”<\/p>\n
\nJust In: US inflation cooled to 2.4% (y\/y) in January \u2014> The lowest inflation rate since May. The monthly increase was just 0.2%.<\/p>\n
Gas prices, used cars and medical care all declined in January, helping to bring down inflation even as utilities and transportation rose.<\/p>\n
Core CPI\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/2z18M9va68<\/a><\/p>\n
\u2014 Heather Long (@byHeatherLong) February 13, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Bitcoin’s price has usually been volatile when the US CPI data comes out. The first minutes have been rather positive, as the asset rose slightly to $67,600 before it corrected to $67,200 as of press time.<\/p>\n
A more significant impact is expected once the US Federal Reserve weighs in on this data for its next move in terms of interest rate reduction.<\/p>\n
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