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ECONOMY • UNITED STATES

Hotter-than-expected October inflation revives Fed rate-hike concerns

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U.S. consumer prices rose more than economists expected in October, renewing concern that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates in December. Officials have not decided whether to do so, and higher mortgage rates have already followed the report.

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Why it matters

Persistent price increases affect household budgets, while higher interest rates can raise borrowing costs for homebuyers, businesses and consumers. The report also moved markets and revived expectations of a Fed rate increase.

What happens next

The Fed will weigh the inflation data ahead of its December meeting; the articles do not report a decision to raise rates. Mortgage rates and market expectations may continue to respond to incoming economic data and Fed officials’ comments.

The Fed’s decision and guidance at its December meeting.

Upcoming inflation data and Fed officials’ comments.

Whether mortgage rates continue to rise.