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US High Inflation Continues As Service Sector Prices And Demands Accelerated Despite Efforts To Cool It Down

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The US high inflation continues as service sector prices and demands accelerated despite efforts to cool it down.

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The US high inflation continues as service sector prices and demands accelerated despite efforts to cool it down. (Photo: The Times)

US High Inflation Continues Following Increasing Prices and Demands in the Services Sector

The US high inflation continues to spike following the increasing prices and demands in the services sector across the country as the demand for the services sector only contributed to the US high inflation, making it worse and higher.

According to a report published in Investing, the high prices and demands indicated how the US high inflation continued to rise and impact the economy, wherein the purchasing index has gone from 52.7 to 54.5, hinting how the US high inflation continues as interest rates go higher.

With a purchasing index of 54.5, economists expect a higher number in the next months as the US high inflation continues to increase, even though a purchasing index above 50 means that the services industry is growing due to imbalanced demands and prices together with the US high inflation.

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Officials Closely Observe Services Industry Activities and Prices Following Continuous US High Inflation

Following the continuous US high inflation, officials also continued observing the services industry, specifically their purchasing activities and prices to know more about its movement amidst the increasing demands and prices.

Even with the US high inflation, there was a high reported job growth in the services industry for the past months and various efforts from the administration to cool the US high inflation down, Reuters reported.

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