Inflation Comes in Hotter Than Expected at 3.7%, Keeping Fed Hike Bets Alive (UPDATED)
U.S. consumer prices rose 3.7% in September against 3.6% expected, core CPI at 2.6%. What the report means for an October Fed hike.
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Prices went up faster than people thought they would. When prices rise fast, the Federal Reserve might raise interest rates, which affects how stocks and gold move.
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