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Key Fed inflation measure shows 2.4% rate in November, lower than expected

  • The key Fed inflation measure shows a rate of 2.4% in November, which is lower than expected.
  • This lower rate indicates that inflation is cooling, contrary to analysts' predictions of a higher increase.
  • The lower-than-expected rate could influence future monetary policy decisions.
  • Market reactions are anticipated based on this inflation data.
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