11.03.202615:00:00UTC+00Cleveland CPI Holds Steady in February, Signaling Stable Price Pressures

The Cleveland Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the United States recorded no change in its month-over-month pace in February 2026, holding at 0.2%. This matches the revised figure for January 2026, indicating that price pressures in the Cleveland area remained stable at the start of the year.

According to the latest update on 11 March 2026, the February reading of 0.2% represents the same month-over-month increase as in January, when the indicator also stood at 0.2%. On this comparison basis, the “actual” value for February reflects price changes versus January, while the “previous” figure shows January’s change versus December.

The unchanged reading suggests that, at least for February, there was no acceleration or slowdown in the short-term inflation trend for the Cleveland region, offering a steady backdrop for analysts tracking regional price dynamics within the broader U.S. economy.