U.S. consumer prices rose 3.7% year over year in September, giving an annual inflation reading ahead of the Federal Reserve’s next scheduled policy meeting later this month.
The Federal Reserve calendar lists that meeting for Oct. 27-28.
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Add as a preferred source on GoogleU.S. Consumer Prices Rose 3.7% Year Over Year in September
The Federal Reserve calendar lists its next policy meeting for Oct. 27-28.
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