According to Nick Timiraos, the PCE price index is expected to show core prices rose by just 0.08 per cent in March, based on an analytical model that maps CPI (consumer price index), PPI (producer price index) and import prices to the PCE. In addition, overall prices are expected to be essentially flat in March, falling slightly by 0.01 per cent.
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