US inflation surges to 3.7% amid soaring energy costs
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U.S. inflation rose higher than economists predicted in September.
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US inflation is rising unexpectedly due to high fuel prices.
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U.S. inflation accelerated in September as gas, clothes, and air fares became more expensive.
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US inflation exceeded expectations in September, raising concerns about persistent price pressures.
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US consumer prices accelerated in September due to costlier petrol.
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US inflation data for September showed unexpectedly high price increases.
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U.S. inflation surged in September
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U.S. energy costs jumped 9.1% in September from August.
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US inflation rose to 3.7% in September due to higher petrol prices and airfares.
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U.S. inflation picked up in September as soaring energy prices added to already stubborn price pressures.
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