[U.S. September CPI Preview: Institutions Expect Core Inflation to Slow, Overall CPI Year-on-Year May Rise to 3.7%] BlockBeats News, October 12, multiple Wall Street institutions predict that the U.S. September core CPI month-on-month growth rate will slow from August's 0.29% to 0.21%. However, driven by rising energy prices, the overall CPI month-on-month growth rate is expected to rise to 0.58%, with the year-on-year growth rate potentially approaching 3.7%. Median forecasts from institutions show that the U.S. September overall CPI rose 0.58% month-on-month and 3.64% year-on-year; core CPI rose 0.21% month-on-month and 2.40% year-on-year. Additionally, the median forecast for core PCE month-on-month growth is 0.21%. Specifically, Deutsche Bank predicts core CPI will rise 0.16% month-on-month, the lowest forecast among statistical institutions; Morgan Stanley predicts overall CPI will rise 0.62% month-on-month, the highest forecast. Overall, the market expects core inflation pressures to ease somewhat, but rising energy prices may continue to drive overall inflation higher.