The U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) and Core Producer Price Index (PPI) have just been released, and it's absolutely a nightmare for the Federal Reserve.



The U.S. Producer Price Index PPI came in at 3.4%, higher than the expected 2.9%, marking the highest level since February 2025.

The U.S. Core Producer Price Index PPI came in at 3.9%, higher than the expected 3.7%, marking the highest level since January 2025.

This means core inflation has started to heat up, and here's why that's bad:

Recent oil price volatility's impact on inflation is only just beginning to show.

Unemployment has already surged, and GDP clearly indicates that the U.S. economy is facing difficulties.
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