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U.S. inflation rose 0.4% in September, with core inflation still high at 3.8%.
A new report released today reveals that U.S. inflation rose slightly in September, with consumer prices increasing by 0.4% month-over-month, driven by higher costs in housing, transportation, and healthcare.
The annual inflation rate held steady at 3.7%, slightly above the Federal Reserve’s target.
Despite ongoing efforts to stabilize prices, core inflation—excluding food and energy—remained elevated at 3.8%, indicating persistent price pressures.
The data comes ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy meeting, where officials are expected to assess whether to maintain current interest rates or consider further adjustments.
La inflación de EE.UU. aumentó un 0,4% en septiembre, con una inflación subyacente todavía alta en un 3,8%.