Gasoline, rents seen lifting U.S. monthly CPI; annual rates to slow

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer prices likely increased solidly in January, boosted by rising gasoline and rents, but annual inflation growth is expected to have slowed as the large price gains from last year drop out of the calculation.
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