The United States will release its February Consumer Price Index (CPI) data today at 12:30 PM UTC. Economists expect monthly inflation to rise 0.3%, slightly higher than January’s 0.2%. Yearly inflation is likely to remain at 2.4%. Core CPI, which excludes food and energy prices, is expected to increase 0.2%. February reflected a relatively calm global environment, but rising tensions and economic uncertainty in March may influence inflation trends in the coming months.
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