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US inflation came in slightly above expectations, but a jump in weekly jobless claims shifted the focus to the need for further policy easing, dampening speculation that the Fed may not cut rates in November. Consumer prices rose 0.2% m/m in September, the same as the previous month, while annual inflation slowed from 2.5% to […]

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