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(Bloomberg) -- Prices for US goods and services probably rose at a slower pace in October after two particularly uncomfortable months for American consumers. Rubio Weighs Leaving Administration After GOP's Midterm Loss Hinojosa Seeks 'Balance' With Musk, Regulations in Blue Texas Georgia State Race Reversed After Votes Surface on Memory Card Microsoft Winding Down Oracle Deal to Rent AI Cloud Capacity The consumer price index is seen rising 0.3% after a 0.6% increase that was the largest since April, based on the median projection in a Bloomberg survey of economists ahead of Tuesday's Bureau of Labor Statistics' release. The core measure, which excludes often-volatile energy and food components, also probably cooled. The survey median sees a 0.
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