Goolsbee says inflation not heading toward 2%, Fed must act
Austan Goolsbee said inflation is not on track to reach 2% and the Fed must act to preserve credibility.
US October PPI rose 6.5% year-on-year, just below the 6.6% forecast, offering slight relief to inflation concerns.
Worries over rising inflation have been mounting in the market, but this data offered a small measure of relief, prompting some buying in bonds and a mild sell-off in the US dollar. Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Goolsbee is due to appear on CNBC shortly; he recently described inflation as being at a level he called
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Austan Goolsbee said inflation is not on track to reach 2% and the Fed must act to preserve credibility.
US futures aim for a bounce after Nvidia turmoil, but rising Treasury yields and a firm dollar keep markets cautious.
The second estimate for eurozone Q3 GDP confirmed 0.4% quarterly growth, but Ireland's volatile expansion masks weakness in Germany, Italy, and France.
Spain's October final CPI held at 4.9% year-on-year, matching estimates. Core inflation was 3.1%. Markets price 82% odds of an ECB rate move in December.