U.S. inflation rose to 3.7% in September, according to the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data released Wednesday. The Get the Facts Data Team built an interactive tool showing how monthly budgets across five spending categories, including groceries, gasoline, electricity, daycare/preschool and pet food, may have changed since President Donald Trump took office in January 2025. Gasoline prices, which have hit record highs since the war in Iran began, are up almost 40% since January 2025, while electricity is up 10%. Food-at-home prices have risen 3.5% during Trump's second term, though some items rose far more or even fell; uncooked ground beef, for example, is up 20%.
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U.S. inflation rose to 3.7% in September from the previous month, according to the latest Consumer Price Index data released Wednesday. The Get the Facts Data Team built an interactive tool showing how monthly budgets across five categories (groceries, gasoline, electricity, daycare/preschool and pet food) may have changed since President Donald Trump took office in January 2025. Gasoline prices are up almost 40% since January 2025 and have hit record highs since the war in Iran began, while electricity has risen 10%. Food at home is up 3.5% during Trump's second term, though some items rose far more, such as uncooked ground beef, which is up 20%.
- See how inflation has impacted grocery and gas spending
Inflation rose to 3.7% in September, according to the latest Consumer Price Index, and prices for some everyday items have risen far more than others. The Get the Facts Data Team built an interactive tool to show how monthly budgets for five categories (groceries, gasoline, electricity, daycare/preschool and pet food) may have changed since Trump took office in January 2025. Gasoline prices have hit record highs since the war in Iran began, with the CPI for all gasoline types up almost 40% since January 2025. Electricity rose 10% over the same period, while food at home rose 3.5% during Trump's second term, and uncooked ground beef jumped 20%.
- See how inflation has impacted grocery and gas spending
U.S. inflation rose to 3.7% in September, according to the latest Consumer Price Index data, with some products seeing much larger price increases than others. Since January 2025, gasoline prices have risen almost 40% and electricity prices 10%, while food-at-home prices are up 3.5% during Trump's second term and uncooked ground beef has gone up 20%. Gasoline prices have reached record highs since the war in Iran began. The article introduces an interactive tool that shows how monthly budgets for five categories, including groceries, gasoline, electricity, daycare/preschool and pet food, may have changed since Trump took office in January 2025.
- See how inflation has impacted grocery and gas spending
- See how inflation has impacted grocery and gas spending
Inflation in the U.S. rose to 3.7% in September from the previous month, according to Consumer Price Index data released Wednesday. An interactive tool from the Get the Facts Data Team shows how monthly budgets for five categories (groceries, gasoline, electricity, daycare/preschool and pet food) may have changed since President Donald Trump took office in January 2025. Gasoline prices have hit record highs since the war in Iran began, with the CPI for all gasoline types up almost 40% since January 2025, while electricity rose 10%. Food-at-home CPI is up 3.5% during Trump's second term, though some items rose far more or even fell, such as uncooked ground beef, up 20%.
- See how inflation has impacted grocery and gas spending
US inflation rose to 3.7% in September from the prior month, according to the Consumer Price Index released Wednesday. Gasoline prices have reached record highs since the war in Iran began, with the CPI for gasoline up almost 40% since January 2025 and electricity up 10%. Food-at-home prices rose 3.5% during Trump's second term, though some items rose far more, such as uncooked ground beef at 20%. The Get the Facts Data Team built an interactive tool showing how monthly budgets for groceries, gasoline, electricity, daycare/preschool and pet food may have changed since January 2025.
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