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September 2026 · 3 voices
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September 2026 · 3 of the 74 voices we track · 5 mentions

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Sceptical

August CPI inflation was reported at 3.4%, matching expectations, while core CPI fell to 2.4%; monthly CPI rose 0.4%, the largest increase since May 2026, and Treasury yields moved higher. 2 The Kobeissi Letter warned that services-price indicators pointed to substantially higher future inflation, potentially lifting CPI to 6.0% and core PCE above 4.0% if historical relationships persist. 5 Rory Johnston said cooler current CPI could be overwhelmed by sustained oil and diesel costs, forcing central banks to raise rates to restore price stability. 1

Where the voices land

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Falling

  • RJRory JohnstonFalling Today's CPI inflation came in a little cooler. ▶ 46:05 The Shocking Reason Gas Prices Can’t Come Down A… · 30 Sept

Sharply rising

  • TKThe Kobeissi LetterSharply rising The Kobeissi Letter expects CPI inflation to rise as high as 6.0% in the coming months from 3.4% in July, based on the ISM Services Prices Paid Index. “the current reading suggests CPI could rise to as high as 6.0% in the coming months, from 3.4% in July” Open the post Leading indicators point to higher US inflation.… · 8 Sept

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