Oct 15, 2026 · 13 min · 7 segments
Subscribe to the Winrad Dispatch: https://winradradio.substack.com/ October 15, 2026. The energy ceasefire is over. It lasted three days, and Zelensky ended Ukraine's side of it this morning in six…
It lasted three days, and President Zelensky ended Ukraine's side of it this morning in six words to the Financial Times.
Russia, in those same three days, went on striking Ukraine's power stations, and last night it struck again.
And at Lutsk, in the west, a toll that climbed all day in a way we will set out for you plainly because four different numbers were published, and they were not all published at the same hour.
Walter, yesterday I told you I would not read you a figure that had not printed.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics published the September Consumer Price Index at half past eight yesterday morning.
Prices rose six-tenths of one percent on the month, seasonally adjusted, and three and seven-tenths percent over the year.
The core measure, which strips out food and fuel, rose three-tenths on the month and two and six-tenths over the year.
Energy rose five and two-tenths percent in the month alone and is up twenty and four-tenths percent over twelve months.
Gasoline rose nine and one-tenth percent in September and is up thirty-four and two-tenths over the year.
Food was unchanged on the month, up two and a half over the year.
Shelter up four-tenths on the month, three and two-tenths over the year.
The consensus forecast I read you yesterday was three and seven-tenths.
The forecasters had it exactly, which is worth saying out loud precisely because we spend most of our time telling you where estimates went wrong.
The Social Security Administration announced a cost of living increase of three and six-tenths percent for next year, which it says reaches seventy-six million Americans.
It lasted three days, and President Zelensky ended Ukraine's side of it this morning in six words to the Financial Times.
Russia, in those same three days, went on striking Ukraine's power stations, and last night it struck again.
And at Lutsk, in the west, a toll that climbed all day in a way we will set out for you plainly because four different numbers were published, and they were not all published at the same hour.
Walter, yesterday I told you I would not read you a figure that had not printed.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics published the September Consumer Price Index at half past eight yesterday morning.
Prices rose six-tenths of one percent on the month, seasonally adjusted, and three and seven-tenths percent over the year.
The core measure, which strips out food and fuel, rose three-tenths on the month and two and six-tenths over the year.
Energy rose five and two-tenths percent in the month alone and is up twenty and four-tenths percent over twelve months.
Gasoline rose nine and one-tenth percent in September and is up thirty-four and two-tenths over the year.
Food was unchanged on the month, up two and a half over the year.
Shelter up four-tenths on the month, three and two-tenths over the year.
The consensus forecast I read you yesterday was three and seven-tenths.
The forecasters had it exactly, which is worth saying out loud precisely because we spend most of our time telling you where estimates went wrong.
The Social Security Administration announced a cost of living increase of three and six-tenths percent for next year, which it says reaches seventy-six million Americans.
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