Underlying Inflation Hits Lowest Since 2021: Why Markets Bet On Fed Hikes?
Anyone hoping for a cooling — or at least moderation — of Core CPI will be "sorely disappointed," said Northlight's Chris Zaccarelli.
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Why It Matters
Inflation that sticks around (the kind without food and gas) hit its lowest level since 2021, but experts think it is still too high. This makes people wonder if the Federal Reserve will keep raising interest rates to fight inflation.
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