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US consumer prices rise 3.4 percent in October

The consumer price index rose 3.4 percent in October.

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Persistent inflation can affect household purchasing power and economic policy.

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  1. CPI rises to 3.4 percent in October ↗sanews.gov.za · Recorded source date: Sep 1, 2026, 7:46 AM UTC

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