Loveful of Robo capitals hope you're well so we've got new

C. P. I data that just came out. Let's go over to see MBC and check out the

numbers see if we can connect some dots. Does this mean that the rest of 2024 is going to be disinflationary

deflationary or we're going to get the next wave of inflation and what on earth

is the Fed going to do today because remember the Fed comes out and makes an announcement on interest rates

just in a couple of hours.

So how will this impact their decision-making process, if at all?

Let's get right over to see and check this out.

Actually you know what we're going to do a couple different articles here?

Let's start with this one because I want to go to the key talking points.

But see me see has a couple articles here, the key talking points, I thought, C has a couple articles here.

The key talking points, I thought we're a little bit better on this one.

So inflation slows in May, that's the punchline.

The consumer price is up 3.3%.

So the question is always, well, what were the expectations?

So here we go.

The Consumer Price Index held flat in May through,

though it increased 3.3% from a year ago both numbers were 0.1 percentage point

below market expectations so pretty much the month over month

CPI was flat, zero.

Now, of course, this understates the real rate of inflation,

as all of you know.

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