Inflation fell to 1.8% in September in producer index, good news for Fed
Inflation, as measured by the producer price index, fell a tenth of a percentage point to 1.8% for the year ending in September, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday, in good news for the Federal Reserve and Vice President Kamala Harris.
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The consumer-price index rose 2.4% from a year earlier, the Labor Department said Thursday, after rising 2.5% in August.
Consumer prices rose 2.4 percent versus last year, ticking down from the pace of the previous month. It was less of a ...
Inflation fell in September, reflecting an improving economy that has yet to convince many Americans a month before the ...
Inflation in September fell to an annual rate of 2.4%, its lowest point since early 2021, as gas and energy costs continued ...
Shelter costs, the main driver of inflation since early 2023, saw their annual growth rate fall below 5% for the first time ...
Chinas consumer inflation unexpectedly slowed in September, while producer price deflation worsened, amplifying concerns ...
The softer data comes as China’s volatile markets await more detailed information on Beijing’s stimulus plans, after a Ministry of Finance press conference on Saturday that pledged more spending but ...
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