How to Track Inflation Using the CPI, PCE, and PPI Indexes

In this video, we’ll introduce you to the Consumer Price Index (CPI), the Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index (PCE), and the Producer Price Index (PPI). We’ll talk about what’s in them, who compiles the data, and what they might tell you about the economy.






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[hornc]

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[mikemorrow]

Great stuff, Cam. Always love your insights!

[dharmi]

Created my own Inflation Index and as of March 2023 it was running at 32.5% since Jan. 20, 2021. In 2020 inflation was running at 1.8%…..wait the HELL changed?

[OilTrading]

I trade the CPI, PCE, and FOMC news but not the PPI I could not get a good enough success rate on CPI and FOMC are the bomb though :-)

[RyanWeaver-fpkq]

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When we consider various streams and pools and varied definitions of laundry…. The realities of non-odors and giving and influence. It is just something which needs understandings and intentions actions.

When we link health and community investments… in more succinct ways… many of these matters become quite obvious. It’s also why coding and what not is really important. Our Vakues and value matters.