Chart: Euro Zone Headline and Core CPI Continue to Slide in October 2023

Source : Bloomberg

Chart: The Components of the Consumer Price Index

Source : Statista

Charts: U.S. CPI YoY and MoM in October 2023

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Source : Zero Hedge

Charts: U.S CPIs Changes Since 2018

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Source : Bloomberg

Chart: China CPI YoY Dropped to Zero in June 2023

The decline in the CPI was mainly driven by a drop in food prices, especially pork, which fell 1.3% from May and 7.2% year-on-year. Prices of both beef and lamb also fell in June, a 3.4% and 1.7% year-on-year decline.

Boosting consumer demand for food and services has been a top priority for Chinese policymakers following the COVID-19 pandemic. The government has set a target of around 3% inflation in average consumer prices this year.

Source : Sixth Tone

Chart: China’s Consumer Inflation Slows, Producer Prices Fall Further

Source : Bloomberg

Charts: U.S. CPI YoY Declined in February 2023

Source : Bloomberg

Charts: Japan Consumer Price Index YoY Increased by 4% in December 2022

CPI rose continuously for 16 months and at 41-year high

Source : Nikkei

Charts: China Consumer CPI and Producer PPI in November 2022

Source : China National Bureau of Statistics

Charts: U.S. CPI Rose Less Than Expected in October 2022

Headline CPI miss expected 7.9%.

Core CPI also lower than the expected 6.5%.

Services CPI is now at its highest since 1982, rising faster than Goods CPI.

U.S. real wage plunged for the 19th straight month.