Euro-Area Inflation Reaches 3.8%: Annual Rates and Energy’s Contribution
Eurostat’s October 16 release puts September annual inflation at 3.8%. The annual-rate increase, monthly price change and energy contribution measure different things.
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Eurostat’s October 16 release puts September annual inflation at 3.8%. The annual-rate increase, monthly price change and energy contribution measure different things.
The Fed’s October 16 release shows September output rose 0.7%, led by stronger utilities. Factory output increased 0.3%; the figures are preliminary, not a GDP reading.
The October outlook projects 3.1% growth this year and 3.4% in 2027. Its inflation path, data cutoff and risk scenarios should not be confused with achieved results.
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