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Inflation speeds up to 2.9%, fastest pace in 2025, as job market slows

Inflation speeds up to 2.9%, fastest pace in 2025, as job market slows

September

2025

The CPI data showed that the highest U.S. tariffs since the 1930s are pushing up prices across the economy.

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