PCE report: Fed-preferred inflation gauge rises to 2.8% in Sept
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The data in the most recent report show some moderation in inflationary indices, which could play in favour of a possible cut in interest rates by the EDF to close this 2025. *** The underlying September PCE indicator was 2.8% year-on-year, below expectations. Markets reacted favourably to the expectation of a cut in rates. The EDF arrives divided to its monetary policy decision next week. The underlying CPE at 2.8% year-on-year, below expectati…
Inflation in the United States rose again in September compared to the previous month, from 2.7% to 2.8% per year, according to the CPE index published this Friday with weeks of delay due to the government’s closure. The underlying inflation, which does not take into account the most volatile prices, such as energy and food prices, was reduced from 2.9% per year in August to 2.8%, according to the Department of Commerce. Federal Reserve official…
The PCE price index is in line with expectations, at 2.8% per annum, which reinforces the scenario of a decline in Fed's key rates next week.
Despite the fact that the cost of personal consumption (PCE) has recorded a slight speed, the difference has been within the expectations of the analysts.
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