US Consumer Prices Likely Surged in September
US consumer prices likely accelerated in September due to rising energy and food costs. The upcoming report is expected to show moderate core inflation growth, keeping the Federal Reserve on track for future rate decisions.
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United States consumer prices likely surged 0.6% in September, driven by gasoline and food costs. The spike adds to political pressure on leadership ahead of November 3 midterm elections. High living costs are outpacing wage growth, with 78% of voters blaming current policies for inflation.
