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BLS Will Not Publish 12-Month CPI, Core CPI Figures For October

Bloomberg Markets Monday 09 November 2026, 19:05 UTC By Reade Pickert 1 min read
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BLS Will Not Publish 12-Month CPI, Core CPI Figures For October The closely watched consumer price index report will be missing some key numbers this week: the 12-month percent change. Typically the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ CPI report shows how prices have changed compared to a month earlier and to a year earlier.

BLS Will Not Publish 12-Month CPI, Core CPI Figures For October The closely watched consumer price index report will be missing some key numbers this week: the 12-month percent change. Typically the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ CPI report shows how prices have changed compared to a month earlier and to a year earlier. The latter — which stood at 3.7% in September — is typically how inflation is understood by the broader public.
BLS (ORG) Core CPI Figures (ORG) the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ CPI (ORG)
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