Headline inflation now above core inflation after latest rise in food prices.

It took the worst bond market in history to make investing in a 60/40 more painful during a market crash than holding all equities.

Risks to the labor market point to easier monetary policy ahead.

After a close vote in favor of a cut in August, rate setters vote 7-2 for no change.

Inflation is sticky, but the labor market is cooling. How will the Fed handle rate cuts from here?

Headline inflation is expected to have risen by 2.3% in September.