Fed’s favoured inflation gauge accelerates slightly in August
Prices rise modestly as U.S. consumer spending shows gains
- By: Paul Wiseman, The Associated Press
- September 26, 2025 September 26, 2025
- 09:58
Prices rise modestly as U.S. consumer spending shows gains
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