Inflation US remains flat

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Inflation in the United States increased in September to 2.2 percent year-on-year, from 1.9 percent in August. This is evidenced by figures from the US government.

Economists generally accounted for 2.3% higher consumer prices. Excluding food and energy, core inflation came to 1.7 percent, just like a month earlier.

The Federal Reserve wants a higher price increase before the system of central banks goes into a new interest rate rise, until this week is expected by the end of this year.