With September PPI Coming in Red Hot — Is an October Rate Hike All But Assured?

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Hotter-than-expected PPI and CPI data increase the probability of a rate hike on October 28, which will likely squeeze margins for companies unable to pass through wholesale costs. This macroeconomic shift creates a headwind for firms with high variable-rate debt and interest-rate sensitivity.

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With September PPI Coming in Red Hot — Is an October Rate Hike All But Assured?

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