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Adjusting the reported inflation rate +/- 0.1% from ~3.0%, representing a ~3% change in the rate, 30 days after initial reporting doesn't seem particularly susp
by kccoder 3y ago
Adjusting the reported inflation rate +/- 0.1% from ~3.0%, representing a ~3% change in the rate, 30 days after initial reporting doesn't seem particularly suspect or unusual or suggest that the initial numbers aren't to be trusted. 95%+ accuracy is pretty accurate.
- instagib 3y agoI’m talking about the monthly numbers mentioning December. Many have been revised +0.1% or -0.1% when they start at .1 to .5% excluding expected numbers. Yearly is something entirely different but it was expected to be +2.9% yet we saw 3.1% over 12 months. January was expected +0.2% and saw +0.3%