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Amid uncertainty surrounding tariffs and geopolitics, stock prices were mixed in February.
After months of inflation stubbornly holding its ground, February's Consumer Price Index report brought some relief as prices overall rose 2.8% year-over-year, cooling slightly from January's 3% gain.
As macroeconomic changes are announced, consumers have the opportunity to check in on their short-term finances and long-term goals.
Marta Norton breaks down the Consumer Price Index report for February 2025 and how it's a spot of good news amid talk of tariff policy and possible rate cuts.