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[Quick Recap: Strong U.S. September CPI Report Suggests Gradual Pace Of Rate Cuts] The U.S. Department Of Labor Reported On Thursday That The Consumer Price Index (CPI) Rose 2.4% Year-On-Year In September, Higher Than The Expected 2.3%. On A Month-On-Month Basis, It Increased By 0.2%, Maintaining The Same Growth Rate As The Previous Two Months. Core CPI Rose 3.3% Year-On-Year And 0.3% Month-On-Month. Energy Prices Fell By 1.9% Month-On-Month, With Gasoline Prices Declining By 4.1%. Food Prices Increased By 0.4% From A Month Earlier. Housing Costs, Which Account For About One-Third Of The CPI, Rose 0.2% Month-On-Month, A Decrease From The Previous Month's Increase Of 0.5%. The Slower Pace Of CPI Inflation Cooling May Reinforce The Federal Reserve's Cautious Stance On Rate Cuts.
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