this is core inflation no? it's interesting that it doesn't account for food and energy. so likely much higher in reality...
Consumer Price Index (CPI) vs Core CPI
The above link is a little dumb because their own graph only goes up to March. But it looks like in March Core CPI was 2.6% while CPI was 3.3%.
Still, the details are in the text:
> Excluding volatile food and energy costs, so-called consumer core prices rose 0.4% last month from March and 2.8% from April 2025