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Meanings of CPI in English

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índex del cost de la vida

An index of the cost of all goods and services to a typical consumer.

índex del cost de la vida

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Usage of CPI in English
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However, CPI also has its detractors because it excludes all housing costs.
The Guardian
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On Friday we have EU CPI data which is expected to improve.
The South African
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May's rise in the CPI was broadly in line with economists' expectations.
Reuters
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Generally, a high CPI reading is seen as positive for the Pound.
The South African
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This study substantiates results from previous CPI-related microbiome profiling studies in mRCC.
Pubmed
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There were signs that pay will start to outpace the CPI soon.
Reuters
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Locally, the CPI inflation will be released by Stats SA this week.
The South African
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April marked the first back-to-back fall in the core CPI since 1982.
Reuters
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It has never been more than half a percentage point below CPI.
BBC
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Even with the CPI perking up, the outlook for inflation remains benign.
Reuters
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Even if CPI grows modestly, it would be enough to entice investors.
Reuters
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Internationally, UK CPI data and the ECB's interest rate decision will be released.
The South African
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Core CPI rose just under 1 percent over the past year.
Reuters
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They said the same last year, when CPI was running half as fast.
Reuters
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Tuesday's U.S. CPI inflation number may be needed to confirm that.
Reuters
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Conclusion: HIV infection is not an absolute contraindication to CPI therapy.
Pubmed
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