Federal Reserve Economic Data

Table Data - Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: New Vehicles in Midwest

Title Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: New Vehicles in Midwest
Series ID CUUS0200SETA01
Source U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Release Consumer Price Index
Seasonal Adjustment Not Seasonally Adjusted
Frequency Semiannual
Units Index 1982-1984=100
Date Range 1984-01-01 to 2024-01-01
Last Updated 2024-07-11 7:43 AM CDT
Notes
DATE VALUE
1984-01-01 102.100
1984-07-01 102.800
1985-01-01 105.000
1985-07-01 106.500
1986-01-01 108.800
1986-07-01 111.300
1987-01-01 112.700
1987-07-01 113.400
1988-01-01 114.000
1988-07-01 115.600
1989-01-01 117.900
1989-07-01 117.900
1990-01-01 120.000
1990-07-01 119.600
1991-01-01 124.100
1991-07-01 124.400
1992-01-01 126.900
1992-07-01 127.200
1993-01-01 130.000
1993-07-01 131.500
1994-01-01 134.800
1994-07-01 136.700
1995-01-01 139.100
1995-07-01 138.600
1996-01-01 140.700
1996-07-01 141.100
1997-01-01 141.900
1997-07-01 140.400
1998-01-01 141.100
1998-07-01 140.200
1999-01-01 140.900
1999-07-01 139.300
2000-01-01 140.300
2000-07-01 139.100
2001-01-01 139.600
2001-07-01 139.300
2002-01-01 137.500
2002-07-01 135.700
2003-01-01 135.000
2003-07-01 133.700
2004-01-01 134.500
2004-07-01 132.500
2005-01-01 134.800
2005-07-01 132.200
2006-01-01 133.300
2006-07-01 131.500
2007-01-01 131.810
2007-07-01 131.300
2008-01-01 131.670
2008-07-01 128.169
2009-01-01 129.813
2009-07-01 130.815
2010-01-01 132.323
2010-07-01 131.755
2011-01-01 134.741
2011-07-01 136.571
2012-01-01 138.027
2012-07-01 137.829
2013-01-01 139.402
2013-07-01 138.459
2014-01-01 138.579
2014-07-01 139.039
2015-01-01 140.237
2015-07-01 139.196
2016-01-01 140.346
2016-07-01 138.719
2017-01-01 139.430
2017-07-01 136.690
2018-01-01 137.178
2018-07-01 136.591
2019-01-01 137.681
2019-07-01 136.884
2020-01-01 138.234
2020-07-01 140.568
2021-01-01 141.737
2021-07-01 154.728
2022-01-01 161.881
2022-07-01 167.924
2023-01-01 171.685
2023-07-01 173.188
2024-01-01 172.809

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