The U.S. #CPI annual rate hit its highest level since May
On October 14, it was reported that the U.S. CPI rate, unadjusted for seasonal factors, reached 3.7% in September, its highest level since May this year and above the market forecast of 3.6%. The U.S. CPI rate, unadjusted for seasonal factors, reached 0.6% in September, its highest level since April this year, in line with expectations.
=> U.S. inflation remains hotter than expected, with both core CPI and annual CPI exceeding forecasts, further strengthening the case for Kevin Warsh's Fed to continue raising interest rates at its next meeting. #usd benefits, putting pressure on gold and $BTC
On October 14, it was reported that the U.S. CPI rate, unadjusted for seasonal factors, reached 3.7% in September, its highest level since May this year and above the market forecast of 3.6%. The U.S. CPI rate, unadjusted for seasonal factors, reached 0.6% in September, its highest level since April this year, in line with expectations.
=> U.S. inflation remains hotter than expected, with both core CPI and annual CPI exceeding forecasts, further strengthening the case for Kevin Warsh's Fed to continue raising interest rates at its next meeting. #usd benefits, putting pressure on gold and $BTC