Kansas City Fed President Schmid said on Tuesday inflation is the Fed's primary concern and signaled support for tightening policy to rein it in. He said he did not think last year’s rates were sufficiently restrictive and that current rates are "fairly accommodative." He added the immediate task is assessing how policy can more effectively influence the inflation path.

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US Labor Department: October headline CPI rose 0.4% MoM, down from September’s 0.6% but above consensus 0.3%. Core CPI rose 0.3% MoM, unchanged from September and also above forecasts. Gasoline prices did not decline materially; AAA reports average pump price $4.32/gal in October versus $4.34 in September, roughly 34% above pre‑conflict levels. Economists had expected gasoline would not add much to October’s headline print given the lack of a sharp drop. The key market question is the extent to which higher energy costs will continue to filter through the economy and push broader inflation higher. Energy‑sensitive sectors are already showing strain and large fuel purchasers are passing on costs; since energy jumped after the February outbreak of hostilities involving Iran, some economists warn wider pass‑through may still be ahead.