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U.S. consumer prices spiked again in the month of October, going up by 6.2%.
That's the largest single-month increase since 1990, and nearly a full percentage point higher than September's increase of 5.4%.
Economists expect the inflation to slow down as the economy returns to a post-pandemic 'normal' and supply chain issues are resolved - but worry that inflation will continue to go up in the short term.