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By Published On: December 10, 20250.5 min read

The prior Consumer Price Index (CPI) growth was +0.2%. However, the latest month-on-month CPI has declined by 0.1%, compared to the expected increase of 0.2%. Meanwhile, the Producer Price Index (PPI) fell by 2.2% year-on-year, slightly more than the anticipated decline of 2.0%.

While this indicates some progress, the ongoing decrease in the PPI continues to reflect falling prices. Additionally, the month-on-month CPI decline suggests caution, as inflation pressures may still be easing.

Forex traders should interpret these figures as signs of a shifting inflation landscape, which could impact central bank policies and currency valuations.

Original Source: Adam Button of investinglive.com

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