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Grocery Prices

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U.S. inflation ended 2025 at 2.7 percent, core at 2.6 percent — Static01.nyt.com

U.S. inflation ended 2025 at 2.7 percent, core at 2.6 percent

Consumer prices were 2.7 percent higher in December than a year earlier, or 2.6 percent when excluding food and energy, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Tuesday. The release was the last consumer-price reading before the Federal Reserve meets in two weeks to debate interest rates. Surging

U.S. consumer inflation held at 2.7% as Fed readies January meeting — Static01.nyt.com

U.S. consumer inflation held at 2.7% as Fed readies January meeting

Consumer prices were 2.7 percent higher in December from a year earlier, and core inflation excluding food and energy was 2.6 percent, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported, leaving inflation essentially steady as the Federal Reserve prepares to meet later this month. Month to month, the CPI rose

U.S. consumer prices rise 0.3% in December as grocery costs jump — Static01.nyt.com

U.S. consumer prices rise 0.3% in December as grocery costs jump

U.S. consumer prices rose 0.3 percent in December and were 2.7 percent higher than a year earlier, while food prices climbed 0.7 percent for the month — the largest one‑month increase in grocery prices since October 2022. Core prices, excluding food and energy, were up 0.