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Consumer Prices (Sep.)

The muted gain in core consumer prices in September illustrates that, even after the introduction of additional tariffs on Chinese imports, inflationary pressures are still well contained. In that environment, a further slowdown in activity growth should convince the Fed to cut rates once more by year-end.

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