September core CPI inflation rose more than expected, keeping an October Fed rate hike in play. Treasury yields jumped and S&P 500 futures fell.

Goldman’s new 3.05% PCE forecast is a brutal reality check for the Fed—and it could stall rate cuts for months.

By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON, Oct 13 (Reuters) - US consumer prices accelerated in September amid a surge in gasoline costs, dealing another blow to President Donald Trump and his Republican Party ...

TD Securities economists report that US CPI has surprised to the upside for a second month, with core CPI at 0.3% m/m and broad-based strength in goods and services. Supercore remains elevated, and ...

The figures were verified against data published by the BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics) as of September 25, 2026. The latest ...

Core PCE inflation reached 3.3% and core CPI inflation reached 2.5% in July. Inflation (from both measures) has moved away from the Fed's 2% target over the last several months. Core CPI has increased ...

September CPI jumps to 3.7% as energy and shelter stay hot. Click for a look at the latest inflation data and see where it ...

Along with the US CPI data, the movement in the PCE index will help market participants place their bets on what the central bank may do in the last two meetings of the year.

Those who hold US stocks in NISA and want to understand the relationship between prices and interest rates. Author stance: I ...

Consumer price index data largely matched expectations of a retreating inflation threat but may keep alive the possibility of a Federal Reserve rate hike in September following Friday's weak July jobs ...

Bitcoin avoids major volatility after the first of the week's two key US inflation reports, while a trader sees a "new upwards leg" coming for BTC price action. Bitcoin (BTC) hovered near $71,000 at ...

Two inflation reports drop this week, but neither captures the full picture of what's happening to prices in real time. The gap comes down to a trade-off economists know well: speed versus ...