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Consumer Prices (Aug.)

The Fed will look through the 0.6% m/m jump in headline CPI in August as it was driven by the recent rally in energy prices. Although core prices also rose by a slightly stronger 0.3% m/m, there is little in the report to convince Fed officials that they need to raise interest rates further.

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