‘Supercore’ Inflation Remains High, Keeping Fed on Edge

Supercore Reading Seen Keeping Fed on Edge

Supercore Measure Saw Biggest Monthly Gain in a Year

US Inflation Map

Liquor Prices Post the Biggest Monthly Gain Since 2012

Expectations for First Rate Cut Shift Toward July

Clothing Prices Drop by Most Since May 2020

One More Fed Rate Hike Still in Play

Prices for Used Vehicles and Clothing Dropped

Housing Costs Stoke CPI Pressures

Weekly Jobless Claims Come in Below Estimates at 209,000

Stock Futures Give Up Early Gains, 2-Year Treasury Yields Jump

US CPI Rose 0.4% in September; Core at 0.3%

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