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Hot U.S. inflation hasn’t cooled off. Rising consumer prices to keep Fed rate hike on track.

Hot U.S. inflation hasn’t cooled off. Rising consumer prices to keep Fed rate hike on track.
MarketWatch Monday 09 November 2026, 18:16 UTC By Jeffry Bartash 1 min read
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Rising prices point to the Fed increasing borrowing costs before Christmas.

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