Daily Brief: CPI Runs Hot at 3.7% as Gasoline Soars and Core Reaccelerates
September CPI ran hot at 3.7% as gasoline jumped 9.1% and core inflation reaccelerated to 2.6%, squeezing real wages and spooking markets.
September CPI ran hot at 3.7% as gasoline jumped 9.1% and core inflation reaccelerated to 2.6%, squeezing real wages and spooking markets.
Markets are closed for Columbus Day, but Tuesday brings the September CPI report. Consensus at 3.7% YoY. Here's everything coming this week.
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