BUSINESS● ELEVATED2h ago · Oct 29, 2026, 1:10 PM
Personal consumption spending rose 3.6% in the US in September, highlighting persistent inflation
Clarín · north america
The personal consumption expenditure index in the US recorded a 3.6% increase in September, reflecting persistent inflation before the elections. The PCE increase, excluding food and energy, was 3.1%, which could influence future Federal Reserve decisions on rates.
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