U.S. Inflation Falls to 1.21% as Markets React to Tariff Reversal and Arctic Deal Framework

• Inflation drops to 1.21%, signaling cooling price pressures entering 2026.
• Stocks rebound after the U.S. reversed Greenland-related tariffs.
• Supreme Court raises concerns over Fed independence amid governance dispute.

U.S. inflation declined to 1.21% as of Jan. 22, 2026, according to the Truflation U.S. CPI Inflation Index, marking a drop in price growth heading into early 2026. The real-time index tracked volatile inflation trends throughout 2025, with multiple spikes and pullbacks before the latest decline. 

The reading comes as U.S. equities rebounded amid a reversal of tariffs tied to tensions over Greenland, reversing a recent market sell-off and easing pressure across equities, bonds, and currencies.

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