Inflation Watch: Key Details From October’s CPI Print | Market Takes
November 10, 2022
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as posted by the channelThe October CPI report could set the Fed on a new path for policy that gives the stock market a new leg up or it could reinforce the hawkish bias that has sent asset prices tumbling. The Federal Reserve is committed to seeing inflation decline but has been unable to catch a break in recent months.
We’ll unpack the most important pieces of October’s report to explain where the Federal Reserve is likely to go next, and with it the market.
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