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6 days agoUS Inflation Eases To 3 Percent, Strengthening Rate-Cut Expectations
The latest US Consumer Price Index confirmed headline inflation at 3 percent and core at 2.7 percent, both lowest since May 2024. The data eased concerns of persistent price pressures and supported market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in December. Treasury yields retreated while equity futures rose modestly following the release. Economists viewed the report as evidence that disinflation is broadening across goods and services. However, they cautioned that labor costs and housing inflation remain sticky, requiring policy patience before confirming a decisive pivot toward monetary easing.
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6 days agoUS Inflation Eases To 3 Percent, Strengthening Rate-Cut Expectations
The latest US Consumer Price Index confirmed headline inflation at 3 percent and core at 2.7 percent, both lowest since May 2024. The data eased concerns of persistent price pressures and supported market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in December. Treasury yields retreated while equity futures rose modestly following the release. Economists viewed the report as evidence that disinflation is broadening across goods and services. However, they cautioned that labor costs and housing inflation remain sticky, requiring policy patience before confirming a decisive pivot toward monetary easing.
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US Inflation Eases To 3 Percent, Strengthening Rate-Cut Expectations
6 days ago
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US headline inflation held at 3 percent and core at 2.7 percent, boosting prospects for a Federal Reserve rate cut as disinflation broadens across sectors.
The latest US Consumer Price Index confirmed headline inflation at 3 percent and core at 2.7 percent, both lowest since May 2024. The data eased concerns of persistent price pressures and supported market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in December. Treasury yields retreated while equity futures rose modestly following the release. Economists viewed the report as evidence that disinflation is broadening across goods and services. However, they cautioned that labor costs and housing inflation remain sticky, requiring policy patience before confirming a decisive pivot toward monetary easing.
The latest US Consumer Price Index confirmed headline inflation at 3 percent and core at 2.7 percent, both lowest since May 2024. The data eased concerns of persistent price pressures and supported market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in December. Treasury yields retreated while equity futures rose modestly following the release. Economists viewed the report as evidence that disinflation is broadening across goods and services. However, they cautioned that labor costs and housing inflation remain sticky, requiring policy patience before confirming a decisive pivot toward monetary easing.
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Oct 24, 2025 • 16:53 IST