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How will the September CPI print compare to consensus expectations?

The September Consumer Price Index report lands Wednesday, October 14 at 8:30 AM ET, with economists forecasting headline inflation climbing to around 3.7% from August's 3.4% reading, just two weeks before the Fed's October 27-28 meeting. How will the September CPI print compare to consensus expectations? Vote and explain your reasoning in the comments.
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SwarmOfDogs
They want inflation high so they can cut rates. Pretty easy to fudge job numbers to look good to justify the cuts. Very transparent plan here.
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lsb1201030758
Governments have ruined the world especially our govt. Inflation will never go down because it won't be allowed to..
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Crakerjac
If U know me nothing deep here but just that I am experiencing price drops that overall give me hope and while it might seem small it has been forever since I saw things dropping. My opinion anyways.
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StockMarketPimp
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Congratulations
Datavault symbol logo$DVLT wow! Bullish
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Oakgrovian
whatever it will be. Market will find its way 📉 . I see now what Burry been saying from last 1 year.
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Martial33
Haha macro stuff's tough to call, but what's got me watching symbol logo$VMAR right now is the real progress on the ground — those Lake Berryessa demo rides and now getting invited to Suntex Marinas to talk charging infrastructure and electric rental fleets. That's the kind of momentum that matters.
Butcher4809
can’t really trust the administration to report anything that isn’t in their interest. Higher inflation numbers are not a good thing for them and truth certainly isn’t a certainty
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yeptrade
let’s go 12 this week
unrestrainedfury
voluntary energy shock voluntary tariffs trade war voluntary immigration pushback = voluntary pro inflation higher rates trump will print a 20 trillion dollar platinum coin and buy back treasuries at peak rates when bonds treasuries are lowest....... you heard it here first nothing but the truth

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