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2. Thanks for the kind words. I'm missing the media news report that you always supply

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Reply #1)

Fri May 26, 2023, 10:48 AM

May 2023

so which is better is probably a matter of personal preference. It is labor intensive, that's for sure (ready for my pre-lunch nap).

And good morning to you too.

Ideally I should be planting flowers today (in Minnesota we too often have a big hail storm in early- mid-May).

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Today's PCE Inflation Report - the Fed's favorite gauge (core PCE) [View all] progree May 2023 OP

Thanks. I'm working today, and I forgot all about it. You did a better job of this than I ever did. mahatmakanejeeves May 2023 #1

Thanks for the kind words. I'm missing the media news report that you always supply progree May 2023 #2

BRDS must have a doctor's appointment or something, as she's been getting those lately. mahatmakanejeeves May 2023 #4

PCE Personal Consumption Expenditures bucolic_frolic May 2023 #3

The PCE price index includes food and energy (just like the CPI). The CORE measures of both progree May 2023 #5

From the Commerce Dept report on the PCE Price Index progree May 2023 #6

Strong US consumer spending, inflation readings put Fed in tough spot progree May 2023 #7