TechFlow news, January 15 — According to Jinshi News, research institute CEPR released a report stating that the U.S. core CPI is expected to rise 0.3% month-on-month in December, while overall inflation may be slightly lower. The report suggests that rents returning to pre-pandemic levels will continue serving as a key anchor for inflation, while big-ticket items such as automobiles could experience price volatility due to anticipated tariff changes. Additionally, rising healthcare costs and increasing auto insurance rates—particularly impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires—may continue exerting upward pressure on inflation. CEPR noted that although the U.S. has largely brought pandemic-era inflation under control, emerging sources of inflationary risks still warrant vigilance.
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