Final preelection inflation tally: How much prices have risen under Biden

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The final inflation report has been released ahead of the November elections. Here is how much prices have risen since President Joe Biden entered office.

The consumer price index for September was released Thursday. It showed that inflation was 2.4% for the year ending in the month, nearing the Federal Reserve’s 2% goal. Despite recent declines, inflation is still the No. 1 concern on voters’ minds, given the years of cumulative price growth.

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