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The annual rate of inflation fell in October to 3.2 percent.
But figures released Wednesday by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that on a monthly basis, between September and October, prices held steady.
The latest data is an indication that inflation is cooling after a monthly increase of 0.4 percent in September, and a promising sign for the Federal Reserve which has been trying to control inflation with historic interest rate hikes.Â
The cost of shelter continued to rise in October, offsetting a decline in the gasoline index.
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Gasoline was down 5.0 percent in October, bringing the overall cost of energy down 2.5 percent. Â

Gasoline was down 5.0 percent in October, according to figures released Wednesday by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics

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