All eyes on the Federal Reserve this week as they prepare for the December FOMC meeting. Markets already priced in a 25bps interest rate cut, currently at 89.6% chance by FedWatch, with Polymarket odds oscillating between 94-99.8%. The Fed keeps operating in low visibility as the government headline Inflation (CPI and PCE) and labor data were severely delayed or cancelled. The BEA has only just released the September (!) PCE Inflation data last week, which was 2.8% for PCE and 2.8% for Core PCE (excl. volatile food and energy prices). And the Bureau of Labor Statistics cancelled the October US CPI Inflation and delayed the November CPI till after the FOMC, on December 18. Meanwhile, Truflation keeps reporting the daily inflation numbers and trends by aggregating millions of independent price data points every day, and we accurately capture the changing inflation trends 45-72 days ahead of the CPI releases. Our headline inflation has been edging upwards since the March-May lows and recently entered what appears to be a temporary plateau. 🇺🇸 Truflation CPI today: 2.50% For more daily inflation and other real-time economic metrics, visit our website: