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One Bank's Non-Transitory Inflation Meter Just Exploded

One month ago we reported that Bank of America had released a new proprietary indicator tracking the

One Bank's Non-Transitory Inflation Meter Just Exploded

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Used cars, new cars, lodging, and transportation services together accounted for 70bp of the 88bp increase in broader core CPI as discussed previously. As a result, core CPI surged 0.9% mom in June: these components primarily reflected the price pressures from goods shortages and the reopening. 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