Inflation Steady as Fed Considers Rate Path

“Inflation ended the year on a subdued note, as the 2025 tariff barrage worked its way through to sticker prices,” the New York Times reports.

“Consumer prices were 2.7 percent higher than a year ago… or 2.6 percent when stripping out volatile food and energy prices.”

“The report is the last of its kind before the Federal Reserve meets again in two weeks.”