CPI
Coverage of CPI in the Nexus archive.
- CPI slams Arlekar for ‘acting against Constitution’
The CPI criticizes Arlekar for acting against the Constitution, stating the Governor should follow the State Cabinet's advice. The party plans a nationwide padayatra to highlight the BJP-led NDA government's 'anti-people' policies.
- TVK government should not compromise on safety of women and children: CPI
The CPI urged the TVK government to prioritize the safety of women and children and address law and order issues immediately, despite delays in implementing election promises. CPI State secretary M. Veerapandian emphasized that there should be no delay in tackling law and order concerns.
- Kerala Deputy Leader of the Opposition demand not a closed chapter, says CPI
CPI State assistant secretary P.P. Suneer, MP, states that the issue should be discussed within the LDF and cannot be closed unilaterally. The CPI emphasizes that the matter remains unresolved.
- Key Market Events for the Week of July 6–10, 2026
Brazil's IPCA inflation reading is set to close the week on Friday, marking the first full print since the Copom rate cut. Key events include FOMC minutes on Wednesday, RBNZ's decision on Tuesday night, and Mexico's June CPI data on Thursday morning.
- CPI condemns arrest of critics, alleges curbs on free speech
The CPI condemns the arrest of a YouTuber and a journalist, stating that such actions undermine democratic values. The party's State secretary, Eswaraiah, alleges these cases represent curbs on free speech.
- CPI to launch campaign against ‘threats’ to Constitution, democracy
CPI will launch a campaign from August 6 to 15, involving marches, rallies, and public meetings to address threats to the Constitution and democracy. CPI leader D. Raja criticized the government on economic policies, federalism, welfare schemes, and electoral reforms.
- CPI(M), CPI leaders meet Tamil Nadu CM Vijay, press various demands
CPI(M) and CPI leaders met with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay to press various demands. CPI(M) leader P. Shanmugam criticized the TVK-led government for not calling an all-party meeting before addressing the Mekedatu issue in the Assembly.
- SARB Will Respond to Above-Target CPI Expectations, Kganyago Says
SARB will respond to expectations of above-target CPI, as stated by Kganyago. The central bank aims to address inflationary pressures exceeding its target.
- Kerala Assembly: Opposition LDF walks out over Budget cuts in allocations to local bodies
The Kerala Assembly opposition LDF walked out over budget cuts to local bodies. CPI legislator G.R. Anil sought an adjournment debate, citing a serious crisis in local bodies.
- CPI, CPI(M) on the same page over PM SHRI, says Binoy Viswam
CPI and CPI(M) have aligned on the PM SHRI initiative, as stated by Binoy Viswam. The two parties are reportedly on the same page regarding the program.
- CPI State Secretary terms Stalin’s remark on early election inappropriate
The CPI State Secretary described Stalin's remarks on an early election as inappropriate. The statement addresses concerns regarding election timing.
- DMK and the AIADMK can merge, says CPI leader Veerapandian
CPI leader Veerapandian suggests that DMK and AIADMK can merge. The statement highlights a potential political alliance between the two parties.
- CPI demands UDF government to withdraw from PM SHRI scheme
CPI demands the UDF government to withdraw from the PM SHRI scheme. A district secretary criticized the Chief Minister, accusing the policy move of being driven by an 'RSS agenda'.
- Chintalapudi Lift Irrigation Scheme brooks no further delay, says CPI
CPI demands allocation of adequate funds, fair compensation for affected farmers and displaced families, and timely completion of the Chintalapudi Lift Irrigation Scheme. CPI State secretary Eswaraiah emphasizes the project must be completed within the announced timeframe.
- CPI demands withdrawal of ‘beach shacks policy’ in A.P.
CPI is demanding the withdrawal of the 'beach shacks policy' in Andhra Pradesh. The policy is referred to as 'beach shacks policy' in the title.
- Former CPI leader C. Mahendran joins TVK
C. Mahendran, a prominent CPI figure and editor of the party’s literary magazine Thamarai, has joined TVK. He was no longer holding a party position and was an honorary member after facing allegations of irregularities.
- CPI to focus on educating cadre in a bid to strengthen itself organisationally
The CPI will prioritize educating its cadre to enhance organizational strength. The focus is on strengthening internal structures through targeted educational initiatives.
- CPI flags price distress among tobacco farmers in Andhra Pradesh
The CPI highlights price distress among tobacco farmers in Andhra Pradesh, demanding a ₹500-crore Price Stabilisation Fund, stronger government involvement in auctions, and guaranteed remunerative prices to prevent an agrarian crisis.
- CPI flays Pawan Kalyan’s remarks on leaders of southern States
CPI criticizes Pawan Kalyan's remarks about leaders of southern States. Ramakrishna advises those who submit to national leadership to examine their own political conduct before criticizing others.
- State govt. urged to protect people’s voting rights
Members of CPI(M), CPI, and pro-people organisations staged a demonstration in Hubballi to urge the state government to protect people's voting rights.
- “CPI did not seek guidance or permission from anyone”
The article states that CPI did not seek guidance or permission from anyone.
- CM Rangasamy ‘betrayed’ people of Puducherry by not attending NITI Aayog meeting: CPI
CPI accuses CM Rangasamy of betraying the people of Puducherry by not attending a NITI Aayog meeting.
- CPI not part of DMK alliance in Tamil Nadu, says Veerapandian
CPI is not part of the DMK alliance in Tamil Nadu, according to Veerapandian. He stated the current situation is not conducive for an alliance and that CPI will decide its stance during upcoming local body elections, emphasizing CPI's independent political decisions.
- State-owned AI
The article discusses state-owned artificial intelligence and mentions a sideways movement in the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
- Jim Cramer calls elevated CPI 'artificial inflation' — what that means for the stock market
Jim Cramer describes elevated CPI as 'artificial inflation' and suggests the inflation measure is not as severe as portrayed by Wall Street. The article highlights implications for the stock market.
- Bond Traders Bet on a CPI Surge That Bolsters Case for Fed Pivot
Bond traders anticipate a surge in consumer price index (CPI) data that could support a Federal Reserve policy shift. Rising U.S. mortgage rates threaten to slow the spring home sales season.
- CPI slams alleged attack on leaders at Jantar Mantar, seeks action
CPI condemns an alleged attack on leaders at Jantar Mantar and demands action. The incident is described as an attack on political figures.
- CPI Is Lying To You. $8 Trillion Says So
The article argues that CPI measurements underestimate true inflation by not accounting for monetary expansion that inflates asset prices rather than consumer goods. Since January 2020, approximately $8 trillion in new M2 money supply has been created, with the gap between M2 growth (24.5% in 2020) and CPI (1.2%) flowing into housing and equity valuations rather than being captured by traditional inflation metrics.
- Searing U.S. energy prices are driving the hottest inflation in years
U.S. energy prices are driving high inflation, with the CPI gas price index surging 28% from a year ago and overall energy costs increasing by nearly 18%. This surge in energy prices is contributing to the hottest inflation in years. The rising energy costs are affecting the overall economy.
- Chip Stocks Down on Momentum and Not CPI, Bokeh's Forrest Says
Chip stocks are down due to momentum and not CPI, according to Bokeh's Forrest. This suggests that the current market trend is driven by investor sentiment rather than economic indicators. Intel Corp is mentioned in the context.
- Bitcoin Bull-Bear Cycle Indicator Turns Green Before CPI
The Bitcoin Bull-Bear Cycle Indicator has turned green ahead of the CPI report. This indicator change may signal a potential shift in market sentiment. The move comes as investors await key economic data.
- April CPI came in hot, rising to 3.8% the highest level since May 2023. Core CPI also moved higher to 2.8%, beating expectations of 2.7%. With oil prices surging, inflation is starting to look uncomfortable again. Now the market is pricing in higher odds of Fed rate hikes.
The April CPI rose to 3.8%, its highest level since May 2023, while core CPI increased to 2.8%, exceeding expectations of 2.7%. This surge in inflation has led to higher odds of Fed rate hikes.
- Inflationary fears, is Bitcoin enough?
A Reddit user questions whether Bitcoin and stocks like the S&P500 can outpace inflation, expressing concern that Bitcoin may not lead to wealth accumulation despite rising prices. The user doubts the reliability of CPI as an inflation indicator and fears Bitcoin ownership might not secure financial independence.