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12. Yes, they do month over month and year over year calculations.

Tue May 12, 2026, 09:59 AM

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So the 3.9% means April 2026 was 3.9% more expensive than April 2025.

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Consumer prices rose 3.8% annually in April, the highest since May 2023 [View all] BumRushDaShow Tuesday OP

Well, yeah... displacedvermoter Tuesday #1

Full report UpInArms Tuesday #2

I wonder who will get fired for this fake report Raven123 Tuesday #3

And who believes this??? essaynnc Tuesday #4

That damn Biden - it is all his fault. magicarpet Tuesday #5

It was 2.9% when TSF took office and was "going to end inflation". sinkingfeeling Tuesday #6

Nice work Sleepy don chicoescuela Tuesday #7

GRAPHS progree Tuesday #9

Yes, they do month over month and year over year calculations. SamuelAdams Tuesday #12

You're not a dummy, your take on inflation is correct progree Tuesday #20

Gosh who could've predicted any of this? durablend Tuesday #13

The regular CPI has food and energy. progree Tuesday #18

Thanks 8-10% os more believable based on my costs -- JT45242 Tuesday #21

Don't worry... Gymbo Tuesday #17