The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 3% annually in September, falling short of the 3.1% predicted by economists, as the effects of President Trump’s tariffs remain subdued. This inflation data complicates the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions, with analysts anticipating a 98.9% likelihood of a quarter-point cut at the upcoming meeting on October 29, despite rising inflation and a declining job market.
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