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August U.S. inflation rose less than expected as spending stayed strong and price pressures persisted

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U.S. inflation increased in August, but the rise was smaller than economists had expected, according to reports citing Reuters and the Associated Press.Backed by 6 sourcesmy957.comboston25news.comkoreatimes.co.krcoloradobiz.comiex.nlmarketscreener.com Consumer spending remained robust or increased as prices rose, indicating that household demand stayed active during the month.Backed by 4 sourcesmy957.comboston25news.comkoreatimes.co.kriex.nl

The softer-than-expected inflation reading could give the Federal Reserve more room before considering further interest-rate increases.Backed by 2 sourcescoloradobiz.commarketscreener.com Other reporting characterized inflation as still stubborn and said the continuing Iran war was contributing to higher prices.Backed by 1 sourceskesq.com

The softer inflation reading was framed as giving the Federal Reserve more breathing space on further rate increases.Context from one sourcebusinesstimes.com.sg

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