 For the first time in four years, consumer prices in the U.S. declined. I'm Novosafo with the Marketplace Minute. We're talking broad averages, but still, the consumer price index fell in June compared to the month prior, down 0.1%. That's the first time that's happened since May 2020. On an annual basis, inflation shrank from 3.3% to 3%. The Federal Reserve is watching for this to determine interest rates.