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Why Services Inflation Outpaces Goods in Late 2026
With the CPI holding at 336.3 and core prices climbing, Lucas and Luna explore why services inflation remains stubbornly high while goods prices stabilize. They break down the labor-intensive nature of healthcare, education, and professional services compared to manufactured goods. Using specific data from September 2026, they explain how wage growth feeds directly into service costs without the same supply-chain deflationary pressure seen in electronics or apparel. The conversation reveals why your grocery bill might feel lighter, but your doctor’s visit or tuition check keeps rising…
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