Consumer price inflation started strong in 2025 but showed signs of cooling in February, reflecting a moderation in the core index. The latest data suggests a slight increase in the headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) by 0.25% and the core index by 0.27%. This moderation likely stems from a giveback in a handful of categories, contributing to the overall easing of inflationary pressures.
The Euro has been volatile against the US Dollar, with the EUR/USD failing to extend its recent rebound. At the beginning of the week, the US Dollar receded to the 1.0800 region, signaling a shift in currency dynamics amid changing economic indicators. These fluctuations underscore the complexities facing global markets as they navigate through evolving economic conditions.
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