General inflation fell in the United States last January, and with all of this, the door is open for the Federal Reserve to continue with its interbank interest rate increases, basically because the devil is in the details. The U.S. Consumer Price Index fell from 6.5% annualized last December to 6.4% last January. The U.S. economy has in fuel prices one of the most…
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