Higher-than-expected October inflation sparks Treasury sell-off
Monthly figure of 0.4% prompts traders to increase bets on Federal Reserve rate before year end
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Higher-than-expected October CPI triggers U.S. Treasury selloff
- U.S. October CPI MoM printed at 0.4%, above consensus
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Published：2026-11-10 17:26:54 · Source：ft · Automatically aggregated and analysed — verify against the original source.