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That's considerably down from october and november when inflation was up .8 and .9% respectively. one reason why it came down in december, why the rate of inflation was slower in december is because energy prices actually fell after growing 6% in october and november. they actually fell half a percent in december. >> okay. matt eagen joins us now. give us your take. >> well, clearly the cost of living is going up. in some cases, pretty dramatically. consumer prices up by 7% from a year ago. the biggest spike in 39 years. month over month, yes, price gains did decelerate, but they will still up...
Keeps getting hotter. there have been some expectations that today's report might show some signs of progress. unfortunately, that did not happen and that is really disappointing for families dealing with the high cost of living, the federal reserve which is pretty slow to shift to inflation fighting mode and of course, the white house. consumer prices up by 7.5% in january from the year before, biggest since 1982. and month over month, there had been an expectation that maybe inflation would cool off, that did not happen, as you can see. up by 0.6. the line chart, you can see the inflation is...