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Rewriting statistical inflation metrics replaces monetary easing to relieve rate pressure.
Faced with the threat of over-tightening a fragile economy, financial regulators and statistical bureaus retroactively adjust calculation frameworks to lower inflation on paper.
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The Economy
December Hike Unanimous in Reuters Poll (100/100) as Economists Say Skip October — "Treading Water" Criticism, Peak Seen at 4.00–4.25%, PCE Not Back at 2% Until 2028 A shift toward re-evaluating core measurement frameworks allows the Fed to navigate inflationary pressures without being forced to hike interest rates further.
The Economy
Sept 30 Verdict: BEA Revision Cuts Core PCE to 3.0% (–36bp, More Than Expected) — October Hike Odds Collapse to ~37%, Q2 GDP Revised Up to 2.2% A statistical framework rewrite, not any policy easing, delivered the measured inflation drop that collapsed October hike odds.