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james in the front row. >> bill: as this starts to get underway here we'll watch our team inside the courtroom and let you know how it goes blow by blow new york city right now. >> dana: another big day. also this is important for you to know inflation came in higher than expected in december up 3.4% compared to december of 2022. still the biden administration is touting the president's economic policies as americans struggle to make ends meet and edward lawrence is live from the white house and break down the numbers for us. hi, edward. >> the numbers remained basically level from last month and the core inflation, that was at 3.9%, the sticky inflation that's really hard to get rid of. 3.4% was the overall inflation number. the increase in prices. not a business guy. the markets will be watching for interest rate cuts. the inflation report hotter than expected matched the hart than expected jobs hurt with the federal reserve will not cut rates this meeting.

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Jose Diaz-Balart Reports

policymakers like those at the federal reserve are keeping a close eye on how things are developing over the more medium term before they really think about cutting interest rates at some point. in the case of this morning's data, we saw a hotter than expected increase in consumer prices which did drive the year-over-year consumer price numbers. if you strip out food and energy, that so-called core level rose .3% as well. was in line with estimates and brought the year-over-year core reading to 3.9%. what you see right there are the real affects. we see big moves in terms of egg prices, other things. gasoline prices still down around at least a level where it is palatable. a big driver was in housing. shelter costs gained a half a

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December inflation slows to 3.9 percent | The Manila Times

(UPDATE) INFLATION eased to 3.9 percent in December, sustaining a two-month downtrend, the Philippine Statistics Authority reported on Friday.The December inflation rate was down from November's 4.1 percent and was also significantly lower than last year's 8.1 percent.It was within the 3.6 to 4.4-percent range of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and lower than the 4.0-percent median in a Manila Times poll of economists. It was also the slowest rate since February 2022.'The downtrend in the overall inflation in December 2023 was primarily brought about by the lower year-on-year growth in the index of housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels at 1.5 percent in December 2023 from 2.5 percent in the previous month,' the PSA said.Food and alcoholic beverages accounted for a little over half — 53 percent share or 2.1 percentage points — of overall inflation.Food inflation fell to 5.5 percent from 5.8 percent in November, which the PSA attributed to a 9.2-percent drop in the prices of vegetables, tubers, plantains, cooking bananas and pulses.Core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy items, slowed further in December to 4.4 percent from 4.7 percent in November and 6.9 percent a year earlier.The overall inflation rate, however, hit 6 percent, well over the BSP's 2- to 4-percent target. Core inflation, meanwhile, averaged 6.6 percent.The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) said the inflation rates for the majority of commodity groups either decelerated or maintained their previous levels in December.The NEDA highlighted a surge in rice inflation, climbing to 19.6 percent in December from 15.8 percent in November. The increase was pivotal in driving overall inflation for December, contributing 1.7 percentage points (ppt). Following closely were food and beverage services, as well as housing rentals, each contributing 0.5 ppt.Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan underscored the significance of Executive Order 50, which extends the Most Favored Nation's (MFN) reduced tariff rates for essential agricultural commodities such as pork, corn and rice. 'Amid an uptrend in international rice prices and the expected negative impact of the El Niño phenomenon, the Interagency Committee on Inflation and Market Outlook will closely monitor the situation and propose further temporary tariff adjustments if necessary,' Balisacan said.'We will also push for trade facilitation measures to reduce other non-tariff barriers. While our medium-term objective to boost agricultural productivity remains, it is important to augment domestic supply to ease inflationary pressures on consumers, particularly those in low-income households,' he added.Reacting to the inflation downtrend, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday promised that his administration will continue to work hard to keep the prices of commodities affordable this year.Amid the decline in the December inflation rate, Albay 2nd District Rep. Jose Maria Clemente Salceda called on the government to sharpen its focus on rice production and importation to better stabilize prices.Salceda said the figure is aligned with his office's earlier projections that inflation would drop below the BSP's target range of 2 to 4 percent by the end of the year.He also projected the country's annual average inflation rate would settle at 6 percent.He stressed that rice inflation rose to 19.6 percent, while other commodity prices remained under control.'For example, the 12.2 percent inflation rate for fruits and nuts can be attributed to seasonal consumption during the Christmas season. The price increase on water supply, meanwhile, is subject to regulation. All other commodity prices are either in single-digit or negative inflation,' Salceda, the chairman of the House Ways and Means committee, said.Salceda is also optimistic that Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel will work on the corn price problem, noting that corn inflation has gone negative, resulting in a 0.2 percent inflation for meat.'We can be optimistic that corn prices will continue to stabilize while improving local yields, making us less sensitive to fluctuations in the world market,' he said.He warned that with world rice prices rising, the Philippines must focus on import source diversification and increase domestic yields, as India maintains its rice export controls and an El Niño episode is forecast for 2024.Among the solutions he proposed is to call on multilateral lending institutions like the Asian Development Bank to provide India and other rice-producing countries financing assistance to bridge their food subsidy needs.On the domestic front, Salceda said a bumper crop must be achieved this year, which includes making drought-resistant varieties available in areas where El Niño is expected to hit hardest.'Rice accounts for as much as one-fifth of household budgets. Keeping its price stable has significant implications on wages and economic growth. If we can right the price of rice, 2024 will be a good year for the economy,' he said.

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Jose Diaz-Balart Reports

months worth of job counts were revised lower by a combined 71,000 jobs. if you drill down some more into the key metrics, average hourly andings, how much we're all making, came in better or had hotter than expected at .4% higher than last month. estimates were for a .3% gain. that makes the year over year gain in wages for americans 4.1%, which is also better than the 3.9% or hotter than the 3.9% estimate. now, at the same time, there was a broader measure of unemployment that also looks at those who are working part time or multiple part time jobs but really do want a full time job as a result. the labor force participation fell to 62.5%. so not as many americans are participating in the workforce. now, the most robust job creation came in places like government, though. also leisure and hospitality, healthcare, social assistance, while the bigger job losses came in places like transportation

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report. you talked about this idea that the expectations were easily topped. but at the same time, the prior two months worth of job gains were revised lower by a combined 71,000 jobs. if you drill down, average hourly earnings are a big focal point. they actually came in slightly better than expected, .04% higher than last month. that makes the gain in wages for americans 4.1%, which is hotter than the 3.9% economists were looking for. at the same time, there was a broader measure of unemployment that also looks at those working part-time jobs but want full-time jobs. that moves slightly higher, not a good sign. and the labor force

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