Market Updates
Fed's Preferred Measure Shows Sustained and Elevated Inflation
Brian Turner
29 Apr, 2022
New York City
On the U.S. economic front, the latest report from the Commerce Department showed personal income rose less than expected but the spending was ahead of expectations.
Personal income increased 0..5% in March after rising by upwardly revised 0.7% in February.
Personal spending rose 1.1% in March after climbing by upwardly revised 0.6% in February.
The latest reading on inflation faced by consumers showed sustained and elevated inflation pressures.
Personal Consumption expenditures index, the Fed's preferred gauge of inflation, in March increased 6.6% after rising 6.3% in February.
Core expenditure excluding food and energy rose 5.2% in March after rising 5.3% in February.
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