United States Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) and Inflation Rate: Midwest - Size Class A in July 2005 (Not Seas Adj.)
Updated on March 14, 2023.

According to recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, in July 2005, the United States not seasonally adjusted Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers (CPI-U): Midwest - Size Class A was 190.1 and the 12-month percent change (inflation rate) was 2.5%. The following item categories had the highest not seasonally adjusted 12-month percent change in CPI-U:

  1. Motor fuel: 20.7%
  2. Household energy: 7.4%
  3. Food away from home: 3.2%

The first chart below shows the 12-month percent change in CPI-U for a selected group of item categories, and the second chart shows the CPI-U for the selected group of item categories. You can also use the control below to select your own categories to see on the chart (at most 10). The table below have data on the CPI-U: Midwest - Size Class A and the 12-month percent change (inflation rate) for many more item categories in July 2005.

See links at the bottom of this page for similar information for other months. You can also see the monthly links for many other years here and for other US geographic areas here.

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) measures the change in prices paid by consumers for goods and services. The CPI of all urban consumers (CPI-U) reflects the spending patterns of all urban consumers which represents about 93 percent of the total US population. The CPI-U is based on the expenditures of almost all residents of urban or metropolitan areas, including professionals, the self-employed, the poor, the unemployed, and retired people, as well as urban wage earners and clerical workers.

All items
Energy
All items less food and energy
All items less medical care
Food
Household energy
Food away from home
Motor fuel
12-Month Percent Change of US CPI-U: Midwest - Size Class A of Selected Categories in July 2005 (Not Seas Adj.)
Motor fuel
Energy
Household energy
Food away from home
All items
All items less medical care
Food
All items less food and energy
US CPI-U: Midwest - Size Class A in July 2005 (Not Seas Adj.) (%)
Motor fuel
All items less food and energy
Food away from home
All items
Food
All items less medical care
Energy
Household energy
Consumer Price Index (CPI-U) and Inflation Rate: Midwest - Size Class A of Selected categories in July 2005 (Not Seas Adj.)
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Item CPI-U 12-month % change (Inflation Rate)
All items 190.1 2.5
Energy 178 13.7
All items less food and energy 194.9 1.5
All items less shelter 181 3.0
All items less medical care 184.3 2.4
All items less energy 193.3 1.5
Apparel 102.8 -1.3
Commodities 155.1 2.8
Commodities less food 138.9 3.4
Commodities less food and beverages 136.8 3.5
Durables 109.7 -0.2
Education and communication 115.7 1.1
Food and beverages 188.3 1.6
Food 187.9 1.7
Food at home 186.4 0.5
Alcoholic beverages 191.1 0.6
Other goods and services 310.8 3.1
Housing 188.2 2.0
Shelter 219.5 1.5
Fuels and utilities 173.5 6.8
Household energy 157.1 7.4
Household furnishings and operations 115.5 -0.1
Medical care 314.9 4.9
Nondurables 175.9 4.0
Nondurables less food 164.1 6.1
Nondurables less food and beverages 162.2 6.4
Recreation 111.5 0.4
Services 224.8 2.4
Services less rent of shelter 239.2 3.4
Services less medical care services 216.9 2.2
Transportation 174.2 5.8
Private transportation 170.8 5.8
Food away from home 190.2 3.2
Rent of primary residence 211 1.2
Owners' equivalent rent of residences 222.3 1.5
Owners' equivalent rent of primary residence 222.3 1.5
Energy services 160.5 7.1
Electricity 132.5 1.2
Utility (piped) gas service 200.7 12.6
Motor fuel 205.6 20.7
Gasoline (all types) 204.4 20.7
Gasoline, unleaded regular 203.9 20.9
Gasoline, unleaded midgrade 217.3 21.1
Gasoline, unleaded premium 198 19.3

U.S. CPI-U: Midwest - Size Class A and 12-Month Percent Change for other Months and Years

Use the links below to see the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI-U): Midwest - Size Class A and 12-month percent change (inflation rate) for other months and years. Also, You can see the monthly links for many more years here.
2021
2022
2023