By the Numbers: Consumer prices spike 4.2% in last year

A look at recent inflation, with prices for consumer goods, food and used cars surging as the U.S. economy picks up.

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16 thoughts on “By the Numbers: Consumer prices spike 4.2% in last year

  1. Blame inflation on " I'M A TARIFF MAN " corrupt Conman Trump
    Swindled America out of millions of dollars, killed 500,000+ in a pandemic, regressed social morals to 100+ years ago, and still to this day targeting the destruction of the U.S. democratic system

  2. Free market at work. Instead of us focusing on the few things that helped people, we should be focusing on regulating prices, because at this point, if prices remain un regulated, we're going to see loafs of bread going past $10, with or without a rise in minimum wage and without any extra assistance, because at the end of the day, prices aren't dropping enough for people to be able to keep up with them, yet we're here blaming the people who are just trying to live their lives when it's the business owners and those in charge of resources who decide to increase the prices each year, NOT the people.

  3. The msm makes me laugh what the hell did they expect when you keep printing money and it devalues you get inflation and as the stock market goes you can't take the heat in the kitchen then don't be there

  4. Inflation was rising annually at 2% since 2017. The issue is last year during the pandemic prices, among everything else dropped dramatically. Now it shot back to were inflation would of been at this point had no pandemic happened.

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