Energy prices up 20%, gasoline up 37%... Concerns over inflation re-acceleration
Original headline에너지 물가 20%·휘발유 37% 상승…인플레이션 재가속 우려
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US core inflation has reaccelerated over the past three months after slowing to a 1.5% annualized pace during the summer, with energy prices up 20% and gasoline up 37%, according to macroeconomic analyst Kevin Hassett. Hassett, speaking in a Fox Business interview on November 10, called the latest inflation report "disappointing" and said spillover from energy costs is now clearly visible in broader price measures. The renewed momentum in core prices signals that the disinflation trend has stalled, reviving concerns that inflation is reaccelerating across the economy. Markets will watch upcoming CPI prints for confirmation that energy-driven pressures are feeding into core categories.
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Kevin Hassett, Fox Business