美联储：9月核心通胀升0.2%，下周或降息25基点

Core Insights - The September CPI data indicates persistent inflation, described as "sticky," but it is not out of control, which is viewed as a positive sign [1][2] - Core inflation rose by 0.2%, aligning with expectations, while the year-on-year increase stands at 3% [1][2] - Overall inflation rates met market consensus, although the year-on-year increase has slightly expanded, reflecting ongoing inflationary pressures from tariffs that are diminishing consumer purchasing power [1][2] Federal Reserve Actions - The Federal Reserve is expected to lower interest rates by 25 basis points next week, indicating a shift from focusing on combating inflation to addressing the deterioration of the job market [1][2] - This suggests that further rate cuts may be anticipated in the future as the Fed adjusts its monetary policy approach [1][2]