US inflation exceeded expectations in October
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US consumer prices rose 0.4% in October, topping expectations, according to the latest CPI release. The stronger-than-expected monthly gain underscores persistent inflation pressures in the world’s largest economy. The reading matters because it feeds directly into the Federal Reserve’s rate path and market expectations for how long borrowing costs stay elevated. Investors will watch core inflation details and upcoming Fed commentary for signals on whether another hike remains in play.
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