Review & Preview: Netflix Goes for Legacy

The September PCE, delayed by the government shutdown, rose 2.8% year over year, in line with economists’ forecasts. The growth in core PCE, which excludes volatile categories like food and fuel, was also up 2.8%, but it slowed from August. “Fed officials should be able to focus on the wavering labor market and cut interest rates by another quarter percentage point at their final meeting of the year next week, thanks to relatively stable inflation data,” my colleague Nicole Goodkind wrote today.