The U.S. Dollar recovered against a basket of currencies late in the session on Friday after a weaker than expected consumer inflation report drove prices lower. At the end of the session, the financial markets had priced in a roughly 83 percent probability of a rate increase in December, according to the CME Group FedWatch tool. Economists said the jump in September was due to soaring gasoline prices after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma caused production disruptions at Gulf Coast area oil refineries.