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Inflation climbs again. What it means for Fed rate cuts, Social Security, and your wallet

Inflation rose again in September, revealing the persistence of rising prices as the job market shows signs of cooling and consumers head into the holiday season.

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Federal Reserve Expected To Cut Rates: Here’s How You Can Lock In High Interest Savings

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Tame inflation report keeps Fed rate cut on track

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Instant View: US consumer prices increase less than expected in September

U.S. consumer prices rose slightly less than expected in September, preserving market expectations the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at its policy meeting next week.

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US inflation hits 3% for first time since January

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S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit New Record High On Softer Inflation Data And Intel Beat

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White House says October inflation data unlikely to be released next month

"Surveyors cannot deploy to the field — depriving us of critical data," the White House said on its official Twitter account.

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Opinion - Shutdown endangering economy as poll shows Americans souring on Trump

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Inflation data unlikely to be released next month, White House says

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Federal Deficits: How They Are Affecting The Economy

Since 2009, the Federal Reserve's shift to a quantity-focused monetary policy under Bernanke has driven stable, supply-side-led economic growth. Evidence suggests long-term monetary policy trends, not fiscal deficits, have been the dominant force shaping U.S. economic performance and price stability. And that statement may be an understatement!

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Federal Reserve officials remain cautious on future rate cuts

Minutes from September Fed meeting reveal a divide between members who support additional rate cuts and those worried about inflation.

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Inflation hit 3% in September, reflecting stubborn price pressures on U.S. consumers

The Bureau of Labor Statistics is slated to release September's Consumer Price Index report of inflation, which was delayed by the government shutdown.

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BofA, JPMorgan, Evercore see Fed stopping balance sheet runoff soon

"The Fed’s low tolerance for rate volatility and political pressures make another case for an earlier end to QT, as the Fed aims to avoid repeating September 2019 and maintain focus on its core mandate," the J.P. Morgan team, led by Teresa Ho, wrote.

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The Fed will soon end QT to avoid a financial ‘plumbing’ problem

With bank reserves falling and the economy weakening, the Federal Reserve will likely unveil plans to stop shrinking its balance sheet.

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Mortgage rates are the lowest in a year. Should you refinance?

Average weekly mortgage rates are below 6.2%, and they could drift even lower if the Federal Reserve keeps trimming its benchmark interest rate.

Treasury Secretary Bessent still seen as the ultimate pick for the Fed chair role

Treasury Secretary Bessent remains viewed by Washington insiders as the leading contender to succeed Jerome Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve, according to Bank of America in a note on Wednesday.

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Some analysts see imminent Fed halt to balance sheet drawdown on rate turbulence

Some Wall Street analysts now believe the Federal Reserve will pull the plug on its long-running effort to shrink its balance sheet at the end of the month.