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Consumer prices in the US rose by 0.1% in May against the expected 0.2%, falling below analysts’ average forecasts for four months in a row. The annual growth rate was 2.4% for the overall index and 2.8% for the core index (excluding food and energy). In the latter case, the current rate of price growth […]

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