The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis reported the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) inflation data for September today. The annual PCE inflation comes in line with market forecasts at 3.4%, after an increase to 3.5% last month. Moreover, the Federal Reserve’s preferred gauge to measure inflation annual core PCE also comes in at 3.7%, falling from 3.9% The post Breaking: US Core PCE Inflation Slows To 3.7% But Higher MoM; Will US Fed Pivot? appeared first on CoinGape .