The Bureau of Labor Statistics says prices rose 0.4% in October, but a gap in last year's data means most 12-month rates are missing. Here is what that means.
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October 2026 CPI Explained: Why There Is No 12-Month Inflation Rate and What It Means
The Bureau of Labor Statistics says prices rose 0.4% in October, but a gap in last year's data means most 12-month rates are missing. Here is what that means.
