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Consumer Price Decline Prompts Fear of Deflation

Consumer prices fell in October by 1 percent, the largest drop in the history of the survey, raising the specter of deflation.

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Consumer Price Decline Prompts Fear of Deflation

Consumer prices fell in October by 1 percent, the largest drop in the history of the survey, raising the specter of deflation.

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Consumer Prices Show Little Change in September

The economy may be sputtering, but the threat of stagflation — a concern among some economists just weeks ago — appears to have receded somewhat.

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Consumer Prices Flat in September

The Consumer Price Index was little changed as falling costs for gasoline, clothes and cars helped offset rising prices for food, medical care and other items, the government reported.

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Consumer Prices Flat in September

The Consumer Price Index was little changed as falling costs for gasoline, clothes and cars helped offset rising prices for food, medical care and other items, the government reported.

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Energy Led Consumer Prices Down in August

Consumer prices posted the first decline in nearly two years in August as Americans got some relief from surging energy prices.

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Consumer Prices Fall on Lower Energy Costs

After months of inflation, prices fell in August, but the prospect of lasting consumer relief was uncertain.

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Consumer Prices Fall on Lower Energy Costs

Consumer prices edged down 0.1 percent last month, the first monthly decline in nearly two years as Americans finally got a break from surging energy prices.

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Living Costs Rising Fast, and Wages Are Trailing

The cost of living is rising at the fastest rate since the recession of the early 1990s, handing a de facto pay cut to the American worker.

Posted to nytimes.com (Weblog) by nytimes.com on 08-14-2008
Inflation Hits Annual Pace Not Seen Since 1991

Consumer prices were 5.6 percent higher in July than a year ago, all but assuring that the Fed will keep interest rates on hold.

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