The personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure, dropped to 2.1% ...
U.S. inflation slowed to a yearly rate of 2.1% September and almost hit the Federal Reserve's 2.0% goal, based on the PCE ...
The Commerce Department on Thursday reported that the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) index rose 0.2% in September ...
The Fed may not have received the inflation data it wanted Thursday, but some economists said the central bank is still on ...
The Fed’s preferred PCE index moved up 0.2% last month, the government said Thursday. That matched the forecast of ...
The FOMC will consider new Q3 GDP data, September jobs report, PCE, and CPI inflation indices, and the Beige Book in their upcoming meeting. Click to read.
Silver’s outlook hinges on PCE inflation data and GDP growth, with rising Fed rate uncertainty poised to drive volatility.
The Fed’s preferred measure of inflation suggests that the US economy cooled faster in September than the more timely consumer price data released earlier in October. CPI showed the headline rate of ...
The core PCE price index ran a touch too hot in September, as the key inflation gauge remained moderately above the Federal ...