November PCE Price Index comes in line with expectations

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- PCE inflation is closer to 3% than the Fed’s target of 2%, which may affect consumer sentiment and affordability. - The article does not provide specific details or implications for credit unions.

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With PCE inflation closer to 3% than the Fed’s target of 2%, affordability will continue to affect consumer sentiment. The post November PCE Price Index comes in line with expectations appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .