Analysts: Inflation details are not enough to influence the Fed's actions next week

"There is nothing new in this inflation report today, at least not enough to guide the Fed's actions next week. Housing inflation remains the main driving force for inflation in the service sector, but we know the Fed is basically ignoring this part. The deflation of commodity prices has turned into inflation, but it's just a moderate rise, not a stalemate. Retirees will start to pay more attention to inflation data, as Social Security benefits are linked to price movements in the third quarter. It seems that the cost of living adjustments in 2026 will be about 2.7%. This shows that retirees need to pay close attention to the reliability of the Bureau of Labor Statistics data. If political motivation causes official readings to be artificially suppressed, it will have a tangible monetary impact for many people. It also shows that it will be very difficult for the U.S. government to get rid of debt difficulties by letting inflation, because more and more government spending will automatically increase with inflation." (Golden X)