Core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE)
Personal Consumption Expenditures Excluding Food and Energy
123.699
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+0.1% M
+2.8% Y
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Core PCE rises 2.3% annually, hitting six-month high
October’s inflation metric meets expectations as the Fed’s preferred gauge sees a slight increase.
The Core PCE value has slightly increased by 0.28% this month, reaching a total of 123.561.
Reports indicate that November’s inflation metric rose to a 6-month high, meeting expectations with an annual rise of 2.3% “Fed’s preferred inflation gauge rises to 2.3% annually, meeting expectations”, “Fed’s Favored Inflation Metric Ticked Up To 6-Month High In October”.
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| 323.383 | – D | – W | + 0.2% M | + 2.8% Y | |
| 318.352 | – D | + 0% W | + 0.2% M | + 2.6% Y | |
| 124.219 | – D | - 0% W | + 0.2% M | + 2.8% Y | |
| 324.256 | – D | - 0% W | + 0.2% M | + 2.9% Y | |
| 317.685 | – D | – W | + 0.4% M | + 2.6% Y |
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