The Federal Reserve looks all but certain to raise interest rates again soon unless inflation has suddenly cooled, according to MarketWatch. October's consumer-price index, due Tuesday, is expected to show inflation stayed stubbornly high.
The Federal Reserve seems all but certain to raise interest rates again soon unless inflation has suddenly cooled, and MarketWatch reports no sign of that. Rising prices point to the Fed lifting borrowing costs before Christmas.
October's consumer-price index, due out Tuesday morning, is expected to confirm that inflation remained stubbornly high. MarketWatch flags one big catch in the CPI report for readers to watch.
Source: MarketWatch (snippet-based)
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