Published Feb 29, 2024
What Really Goes Into the Fed's Favorite Measure of Inflation?
Gain insights into the complexities of inflation measurements as Omair Sharif and Skanda Amarnath delve into the Consumer Price Index versus the Personal Consumption Expenditure index, explaining why the Federal Reserve relies on PCE for its broader perspective and its implications on economic policy. Explore the impacts of supply chains, seasonal pricing, and financial services on shaping these crucial inflation indices.
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