13.01.202613:30:00UTC+00U.S. Consumer Price Index Remains Steady at 0.3% for December 2025

In a notable pause in fluctuating trends, the United States Consumer Price Index (CPI) held steady at 0.3% for December 2025. This latest data, updated as of January 13, 2026, mirrors the CPI figure recorded in November 2025, providing a month-over-month consistency that stands out amidst recent economic volatility.

The steady CPI in December marks a continuation of the inflationary pressure that had plateaued the previous month, indicating a temporary stability in consumer prices as the U.S. economy navigates towards the end of the year. This data, comparing the price change in December to November, reveals no significant acceleration or deceleration in the rate of inflation for this period, reflecting a potential stabilization in the economy.

Economists and market analysts are observing these figures closely, as the unchanging CPI could signal a more balanced economic environment or be the calm preceding future market shifts. As the Federal Reserve and policymakers evaluate these numbers, the steadfast 0.3% provides both a moment to assess ongoing inflation strategies and consider longer-term forecasting for the upcoming financial quarters.