Inflation has surprisingly weakened in the United States.
In April, consumers rose: 2.3 percent in the year, as the Ministry of Labor in Washington announced. In March, the inflation rate was 2.4 percent. It is already the third decline in inflation in a row after it started in January with 3.0 percent in the year. Endler: In the inside, an average of stagnation expected inside.
The inflation was slowed down by falling energy prices. The gasoline prices have dropped particularly significantly, by almost twelve percent in the year. The core inflation rate, in which prices for energy and food are calculated, remained at 2.8 percent in April, as expected.
Compared to the previous month, consumers rose: internal prices in the largest economy over a total of 0.2 percent after they had fallen slightly in March. An increase of 0.3 percent was forecast here.