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Inflation pace slowed

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Inflation remained elevated in October, CPI report shows

Inflation remained elevated in October, offering little relief to Americans grappling with the high cost of living.

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Inflation pace slowed in October, but prices remain high

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Inflation Continued to Rise in October, Hotter Than Expected

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Live Updates: Inflation Continues to Challenge U.S. Economy

U.S. inflation remained elevated last month, underscoring the need for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates again this year.

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Instant view: Hot October inflation report rattles markets

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Report shows inflation rose 0.4% in October

Fed, Inflation and Wall Street

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Wall Street is worried the Fed could go overboard in fighting inflation after hot October CPI

October's hot inflation data is fueling speculation the Fed will turn more hawkish on rates.

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Hot Inflation Revives Wall Street’s Rate Hike Fears

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Wall Street falls as hot inflation fuels Fed rate hike fears

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Fed's Paulson calls for gradual rate hikes amid ongoing high inflation

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Anna Paulson said on Tuesday the central bank has more interest rate increases ahead as it moves to lower ‌the elevated levels of inflation.

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Dollar gains traction as Fed speakers warn of risks from inflation

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Bank of Canada Raised Rates to Mitigate Inflation Risk, Minutes Say

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Wall Street ends lower as hot inflation data, Fed comments raise rate worries

Earlier in the day, Fed Governor Christopher Waller said the central bank should raise interest rates by at least 25 basis points next month even if inflation cooled in October.

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Poll: Fed to raise rates in December as inflation risks stay high

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Fed officials open door to a half-point hike after inflation beats expectations

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October inflation ran hotter than forecasts, tightening pressure on the Fed and the White House

US consumer prices rose 0.4% in October, hotter than economists expected, keeping pressure on the Federal Reserve and the White House after midterm losses drive

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Inflation puts pressure on East Tennesseans heading into holiday season

Rising inflation and high interest rates continue to strain budgets for East Tennessee families as they approach the holiday season.

Interest Rates Rise In The Major Developed Economies Amid Stubbornly Elevated Inflation

Global inflation remained elevated in October according to S&P Global’s PMI data, with prices charged for goods and services rising at one of the fastest rates seen over the past four years.

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Could the Latest Inflation Data Trigger a Stock Market Crash?

The stock market looks especially vulnerable to a correction, and the latest inflation numbers could tip it over the edge.

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A Fed Governor Called the Latest Inflation Data 'Borderline Disturbing.' A Half-Point Hike is Now Firmly on the Table.

Federal Reserve officials expressed concern over persistent inflation after October CPI exceeded expectations, with Christopher Waller saying a 50-basis-point December rate hike may be warranted.

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Vanguard says inflation is closer to 2% than Tuesday's CPI suggests

A Vanguard economist says the latest inflation report has a few clear culprits. What happens next could shape your borrowing costs.

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Inflation's impact on the holidays

Inflation continues to rise, even after the Fed raised interest rates, raising concerns for East Tennessee families as we head into Thanksgiving and the holiday season. 6 News reporter Jack Ziskin

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Waller Threatens A Half-Point Hike While Oil Falls And Productivity Surges Beneath His Inflation Case

Fed Governor Chris Waller sees the AI buildout as a source of inflation. His boss, Kevin Warsh sees it as a productivity driver, an inflation cure. Read more

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‘How can I protect my pension from rising inflation?’

Retirees could run out of pension savings six years earlier in a scenario where inflation is just 1% higher, according to research by Fidelity International