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To: Jon Koplik who wrote (8243)	11/2/2007 4:55:22 PM
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"So much inflation" that : inflation gauge moved to negative 5.6% now .................................... U.S. inflation pressures tick down in October - ECRI Fri Nov 2, 2007 9:40am EDT NEW YORK, Nov 2 (Reuters) - U.S. inflation pressures were lower in October due mostly to disinflationary moves in measures of jobs and vendor performance, a report said on Friday. The Economic Cycle Research Institute's U.S. Future Inflation Gauge (USFIG), designed to anticipate cyclical swings in the rate of inflation, fell to 116.5 in October from 117.1 in September, downwardly revised from 117.4. "With the USFIG falling for two years, underlying inflation pressures remain restrained," said Melinda Hubman, research associate at ECRI. The index's downtick was partly offset by an inflationary move in a measure of loans. the report said. The inflation gauge's annualized growth rate, which smooths out monthly fluctuations, fell to minus 5.6 percent from minus 5.2 in August, revised down from negative 4.9. © Reuters 2006. All rights reserved

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