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The U.S. inflation rate remained high in October 2026, largely due to rising food, energy, and housing costs. Current estimates indicate an annual inflation rate of about 4% for the year. Austan Goolsbee from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago discussed the economic implications of these trends.
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The U.S. inflation rate remained high in October 2026, largely due to rising food, energy, and housing costs. Current estimates indicate an annual inflation rate of about 4% for the year. Austan Goolsbee from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago discussed the economic implications of these trends.
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