TRUFLATION NAILS IT AGAIN. 🎯

Official CPI: 2.4%
Market Consensus: 2.5%
Truflation Prediction:2.4%

While the talking heads were guessing, our data was speaking.

Today’s cooler-than-expected print is a direct reflection of the accuracy of Truflation’s independent, on-chain data aggregation. We are the only entity providing a real-time hedge against lagging government statistics.

Every time the BLS print syncs up with our stream, the value proposition becomes crystal clear: If you want to know where the economy is going, you follow Truflation.

The future of finance is real-time. The future is Truflation.

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US CPI today, according to our independent price data, is 0.72% Y/Y.

The latest US CPI report for December was 2.7%.

In 1h, the BLS will release its official US CPI (US headline inflation) for January and the revised weights it will use for 2026.

Market predictions for this read range from 2.3% to 2.7%, with the majority between 2.4% and 2.5%

Extrapolating our data to BLS CPI trends, we estimate today's number to be between 2.2% and 2.4%, and we hope the BLS will catch up with the real price trends.

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🚨 We’re Live Today: CPI Inflation & Macro Data Discussion 🚨

Join Truflation today for a live discussion as the latest US CPI data drops. We’ll break down what the numbers mean for inflation, markets, and policy outlook.

🗓 Today, Feb 13
⏰ 2:00 PM
Set a Reminder 👇

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US inflation today, according to millions of daily price data:

US CPI: 0.74%
US PCE: 1.27%

Tomorrow we'll learn the official US headline inflation numbers for January. The latest US CPI inflation for December was 2.7%. Will the BLS catch on to any of the recent disinflationary trends we are seeing across multiple price data categories?

We'll be discussing the BLS CPI inflation data release during our Spaces tomorrow, Feb 13, 8-9 AM ET.

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Today: Initial jobless claims came in at 227K, slightly above expectations, with continuing claims rising but overall, the labor market remains broadly stable.

Yesterday: +130K jobs added headline looks strong, but our real-time payroll data shows a –13K contraction, hinting at some underlying cooling.

With Truflation’s real-time inflation under 1%, these subtle signs of softening could give the Fed room to stay accommodative, potentially creating favorable conditions for risk assets like crypto without signaling major disruption.

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The headline says “strong.” The real-time data says “cooling.”

130K jobs added in January. An upside surprise versus expectations.

But our independent real-time employment index shows a –13K contraction in non-farm payrolls.

The BLS prints strength. Our data signals slowdown.

As usual, we know who is wrong.

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🔴 We’re LIVE now.

Join us as we break down this week’s government employment data and upcoming BLS CPI release in real time.

Tune in now and bring your questions.

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⏰ We’re going live in 30 minutes.

Join us for a timely discussion on this week’s government employment data and upcoming BLS CPI release.

What should markets expect? How are inflation trends evolving in real time?

Don’t miss it. See you there. 🔔

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