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US inflation holds at 3.4% as monthly price rises hit fastest pace since May
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· September 11, 2026
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Key points This rate has been maintained as monthly price increases have accelerated. Recent data shows that inflation is at 3.
Recent data shows that inflation is at 3.4%. This rate has been maintained as monthly price increases have accelerated. The current pace of monthly price rises is the fastest seen since May.
Further information on this development is available from Euronews.com.
Details about the factors contributing to this inflation rate and the potential impact on the economy are not specified in the initial report, but can be found through additional sources.
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