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U.S. inflation rose 0.3% in September, with core inflation slowing, supporting potential Fed rate cuts.
U.S. consumer inflation rose 0.3% in September, slightly below expectations, as higher gasoline prices were offset by slower rent growth and falling costs for airfares, hotels, and used vehicles.
The 12-month inflation rate was 3.0%, down from forecasts, while core inflation rose 0.2%, the smallest gain since early 2021.
Rent inflation slowed to 0.1%, and services tied to migrant labor saw sharp price jumps.
Despite a government shutdown that disrupted data collection, the Labor Department completed its survey and used imputed data, increasing imputations to 40%.
The report, released ahead of the Federal Reserve’s meeting, is seen as supporting a potential rate cut amid labor market concerns.
Stock markets rose, the dollar held steady, and Treasury yields fluctuated.
La inflación estadounidense aumentó un 0,3% en septiembre, con una desaceleración de la inflación subyacente, lo que respalda los posibles recortes de tasas de la Fed.