Fed's Goolsbee calls inflation report 'borderline disturbing' as central bank weighs more hikes

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CNBC Top News	Fed's Goolsbee calls inflation report 'borderline disturbing' as central bank weighs more hikes	The consumer price index rose more than expected in October, raising alarm among Federal Reserve officials.	11 Nov, 13:16	11 Nov, 13:30	0m	cnbc.com	First

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