US inflation exceeds expectations
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- Bearish
US inflation exceeded forecasts in October, raising expectations for a half-point Federal Reserve rate hike in December.
- Bearish
Wall Street fell after stronger-than-expected US inflation data fuelled expectations of a December Fed rate hike
- Bearish
USA inflation exceeded expectations in October.
- Bearish
US inflation in October exceeded expectations, putting pressure on Federal Reserve interest rates.
- Bearish
US inflation rose above expectations in October.
- Bullish
Inflation rose more than expected in October, supporting the Federal Reserve's case for a rate hike.
- Bearish
US inflation was higher than expected in October.
- Neutral
US monthly inflation slowed to 0.4% in October, decelerating from 0.6% in September.
- Neutral
U.S. inflation data for October will be closely watched by investors.
- Neutral
Inflation fell unexpectedly in October.
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