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The CPI for all items has the source https://www.bls.gov/news.release/archives/cpi_10142026.htm The Consumer Price Index reflects inflation in the United States. Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics produces the Consumer Price Index. The Consumer Price Index’s disappointing report led to fears that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates again Bitcoin is affected by core CPI core CPI revives Fed hiring concerns The Consumer Price Index report is expected to influence Bitcoin prices. United Kingdom uses the Consumer Prices Index to measure inflation. Bank of England looks closely at the Consumer Prices Index figures for decision‑making. US consumer prices rose 3.7% annually in September, reflecting an increase in the Consumer Price Index Bitcoin fell from about $83,800 to below $82,000 following September’s hotter‑than‑expected CPI release The CPI release sent two‑year Treasury yields sharply higher· Entity summary generated by Graphiti

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  1. Bank of EnglandLOOKS ATConsumer Price Index for all items

    Bank of England looks closely at the Consumer Prices Index figures for decision‑making.

    Current1 sourceBank of England
  2. United KingdomUSESConsumer Price Index for all items

    United Kingdom uses the Consumer Prices Index to measure inflation.

    Current1 sourceUnited Kingdom
  3. Consumer Price Index for all itemsREFLECTSUnited States

    The Consumer Price Index reflects inflation in the United States.

    Current1 sourceUnited States
  4. U.S. Bureau of Labor StatisticsPRODUCESConsumer Price Index for all items

    Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics produces the Consumer Price Index.

    Current2 sourcesU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
  5. Consumer Price Index for all itemsALERTSFederal Reserve System

    The Consumer Price Index’s disappointing report led to fears that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates again

    Ended 2026-10-261 sourceFederal Reserve System
  6. Consumer Price Index for all itemsREVIVESFederal Reserve System

    core CPI revives Fed hiring concerns

    Current1 sourceFederal Reserve System
  7. BitcoinIS AFFECTED BYConsumer Price Index for all items

    Bitcoin is affected by core CPI

    Current1 sourceBitcoin
  8. Consumer Price Index for all itemsHAS SOURCEhttps://www.bls.gov/news.release/archives/cpi_10142026.htm

    The CPI for all items has the source https://www.bls.gov/news.release/archives/cpi_10142026.htm

    Current1 sourcehttps://www.bls.gov/news.release/archives/cpi_10142026.htm
  9. Consumer Price Index for all itemsAFFECTSBitcoin

    The Consumer Price Index report is expected to influence Bitcoin prices.

    Current1 sourceBitcoin
  10. United StatesRAISEDConsumer Price Index for all items

    US consumer prices rose 3.7% annually in September, reflecting an increase in the Consumer Price Index

    Current1 sourceUnited States
  11. Consumer Price Index for all itemsIMPACTSTwo-year Treasury

    The CPI release sent two‑year Treasury yields sharply higher

    Current1 sourceTwo-year Treasury
  12. BitcoinREACTED TOConsumer Price Index for all items

    Bitcoin fell from about $83,800 to below $82,000 following September’s hotter‑than‑expected CPI release

    Ended 2026-10-271 sourceBitcoin

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