Consumer prices in February, the energy to accelerate the

The higher the number of regional spillover from the United States last month, the Labor Statistics reports. The title and publish seasonally adjusted for inflation rose by 0.5% in February, for a period of not more than 0,4% of the prior month. Core inflation, however, remained modest, by 0.2% in the last month has changed the interest rate for January.

Rising energy prices were the main culprit, posting growth of 3.4% in February, sharply in January to 2.1%. The indexes in the monitoring of foodstuffs intended for human consumption also continued to rise in February, the Labor Department notes, fresh vegetables and to contribute to the achievement of the 0,8% of the beef and veal as referred to in the strong rise in the indexes to grow food at home, with the index, the highest since July 2008.

Prices are for the CPI inflation, the annual rate is shown in the chart. The title of the spillover from the previous year increased by 2,2% in February, the highest since April 2010. Core inflation, which is likely to cast a greater impact on Fed monetary policy, inched higher too. The core CPI is now higher by 1.1% during the past year. History, which is based on, however, that is still relatively low and the Fed reported to the affected area, or 1-2% of the lower levels.

Several economists advise that inflation still not alarming, if energy and food costs remain moderate for months, as some analysts expect. Unless commodity prices continue to increase, the relative slowdown in inflation, the higher pace of late is reasonable. Reuters reports this morning

, Although the core CPI rose above economists ' expectations of contact of a 0.1% gain, it is proposed that the surging cost of energy and other commodities, which have been hitting producers and consumers, still had to create a type or a broad range of inflation, which accelerated the Federal Reserve to respond.

Tuesday, the Fed said it expects the upward pressure from commodities prices as temporary, but it will follow closely the inflation and inflation expectations.

"I do not think it means anything to the Fed. They will probably wind up saying some of this is inhimillisin's personal page on Stardoll. It has suffered, "said Economist Tom Porcelli, vis-À-vis the US

of capital markets, RBC, New York.

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