WashingtonTraders see 78% odds of a December Fed hike.
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh would raise rates into a stock market 5.6% below its October high.
Inflation by the Fed’s preferred measure ran 3.6% in September against a 2% target, and two dissenters wanted a hike in October.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes October consumer prices Tuesday, and the Fed decides on 9 December.
How each outlet framed it
- Financial Times News
- frames the CPI release through core-goods acceleration across clothing, footwear and toys, per RBC analysts
- Aol
- builds the story around a retiree's $260,000 loss in 2022 and a 'no rescue from the Fed' investing pitch, a personal-finance frame
Sources: Financial Times News, Aol