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Thats the highest its been since 1977. those cheaper fuel prices arent yet feeding through to the prices of other goods which are still rising by more than 13%. so they are expecting inflation averaging overall 7.4% for the coming year, partly because those fuel prices came down by 8% in december alone, but we should remember inflation is a year—on—year comparison, so after the big spike in fuel prices which was last february on the invasion of ukraine, there was a big striking difference be...

Inflation fell to 10.5 percent last month, down from 10 point 7 percent in november. the drop was partly due to annual fuel prices dropping back sharply in december, to 11.5 percent. thats down from more than 17 percent the previous month. but that was offset by rocketing prices in hospitality, as restaurants and hotels were forced to pass on their own surging costs. inflation in the sector — at 11.3% — is the highest for three decades. households and businesses are also still facing eye—w...

The drop was partly due to annual fuel prices dropping back sharply in december, along with the price of clothes and footwear. that is down from i7% last month. but that was offset by rocketing prices in hospitality, as restaurants and hotels were forced to pass on their own surging costs. inflation in the sector — at 11.3% — is the highest for three decades. households and businesses are also still facing eye—watering food price inflation, which hit another as—year high at 16.8% in dece...

Food price inflation at 16.8%. thats the highest its been since 1977. those cheaper fuel prices arent yet feeding through to the prices of other goods which are still rising by more than 13%. so they are expecting inflation averaging overall 7.4% for the coming year, partly because those fuel prices came down by 8% in december alone, but we should remember inflation is a year—on—year comparison, so after the big spike in fuel prices which was last february on the invasion of ukraine, there w...

Our economics correspondent andy verity had more. it will drop back into single digits from double digits now somewhere in the middle of this year, going on to drop further down to about li—6% by the end of this year, but we should remember that right now we are going through one of the hardest squeezes on living standards in more than four decades. food price inflation at 16.8%. thats the highest its been since 1977. those cheaper fuel prices arent yet feeding through to the prices of other g...

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Mortgage set you back 16.8%. you can imagine when i bought my first condo and we paid 16.5%, we thought we were financial geniuses. your age comes in to play here. that is a big jump for people that are getting used to 2 something mortgages, now 3 something. they could go to 4 something, 5 something. charles payne joins us. susan li as well. those of a certain age, but i can leave susan out of this, she doesnt remember the higher rates. but theyre getting higher. how much higher, you think? >> y...

40 million plus. i think today its still 31 million americans are without health insurance. what are your thoughts? >> well, in 2013, right before enrollment increased, the exchanges opened, the uninsured rate was 16.8%. today, its about 10%. that is a huge drop. and lets also remember that because of a supreme court ruling, 12 states, as vice president harris said, still havent expanded medicaid, which would allow another 4 million people to get health coverage. theres also a number of somethin...