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The biggest increase was gasoline, which was up 6.1% compared to last month.

The biggest increase was gasoline, which was up 6.1% compared to last month.

The biggest increase was gasoline, which was up 6.1% compared to last month.

The biggest increase was gasoline, which was up 6.1% compared to last month.

The biggest increase was gasoline, which was up 6.1% compared to last month.

The biggest increase was gasoline, which was up 6.1% compared to last month.

For many families in the US, budgets were already tight, now rising prices threaten financial security.

The number of workers applying for unemployment benefits in the United States dropped sharply last week to a level not seen in 52 years, adding to signs of a tightening labor market and suggesting businesses were reluctant to let go of workers.

The number of new applications for unemployment benefits dropped 43,000 last week to 184,000, the lowest level for initial claims in 52 years, a sign that layoffs are very rare as employers try hard to hold on to workers.

Job openings in the United States rebounded to a near-record high in October while the total number of ...