TABLE-U.S. Dec CPI revised to +0.1 pct

Feb 10 (Reuters) - U.S. Labor Department annual revisions to the monthly Consumer Price Index based on updated seasonal adjustment factors (1982-84 equals 100).

Following are key components of the Consumer Price Index:
Percent Changes: Seasonally Adj Dec Prev All Items 0.1 -0.1 Excluding Food/Energy 0.4 0.3

Seasonally Adj Dec Prev CPI index 298.990 298.112 Core CPI index 301.460 300.974

NOTES: The department issued updated seasonally adjusted indices and factors for 2018-2022 to its Consumer Price Index, which resulted in changes to previously published data. The calculations did not affect unadjusted data. Information is available at Initial data for December was released on Jan. 12. The report for January 2023 will be issued on Feb. 14.

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