US November Inflation Eases to 2.7%, Slowing from Expectations
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In November, U.S. consumer prices increased by 2.7% annually, lower than expected, suggesting easing inflation pressures and influencing expectations for potential monetary policy easing by the Federal Reserve. The report, affected by the government shutdown, showed cooler core CPI growth and boosted investor optimism, with stock futures rising.
- November consumer prices rose at a 2.7% annual rate, lower than expected, delayed data shows CNBC
- Inflation slowed way down in November Business Insider
- US consumer prices likely posted largest annual increase in 1-1/2 years in November Reuters
- CPI Report to Provide Updated Reading on Inflation and Trump Tariffs: Live Updates The New York Times
- Inflation cooled in November to 2.7% CNN
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