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Inflation holds at 3.4%, raising expectations of a Fed rate hike

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By Lauren Pearle Verified
| Straight Arrow News Verified
U.S. consumer prices rose 3.4% in August from a year earlier, the Labor Department reported Friday, raising expectations that Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next week. Annual inflation remains stubbornly high, unchanged from the previous month. The Consumer Price Index increased 0.4% from July to August, in line with economists’ expectations. But underlying inflation was hotter than expected.
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Inflation holds at 3.4%, raising expectations of a Fed rate hike

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By Lauren Pearle Verified
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Kia Telluride 5 hours ago This Top-Selling Midsize SUV Is One Of The Best Cars For A Retiree Money Digest - Colin Boyd • 5h As drivers get older, their vehicle priorities likely shift.
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9/11 launched a new era of surveillance. 25 years later, AI is making it smarter

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By Lauren Pearle Verified, Patrick C. Toomey
| Straight Arrow News Verified
Drive past one of the roughly 140,000 automated license plate-reading cameras scattered across the United States, and it can record your license plate, details about your car, when you passed by and the direction you were heading. That information can be stored in a searchable database available to law enforcement. You do not have to be suspected of a crime.
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