US consumer prices for October are published on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at 8:30 am New York time (13:30 UTC). It is the last inflation reading the US central bank will have on the table before its rate decision on December 9: the November figure only follows on December 10, a day after the meeting. Anyone who wants to know whether the Fed will hike in December gets the decisive input on November 10, not later.
For you as an investor this is not an economic date to tick off. It is a calendar entry with a price attached. The price of Bitcoin has been visibly tied to the expected rate path for months, and a number that lands in the middle of the European trading afternoon hits leveraged positions first. On Saturday evening Bitcoin traded at around $77,600 and Ethereum at about $2,255; over 24 hours the market as a whole was down a good two percent.
US inflation data on November 10: date, time and source
The consumer price index, CPI for short, is the official measure of inflation in the United States. It is compiled and released by ...
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