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"Inflation is what happens when governments spend money they don't have, so they just print the cash. More money bidding on a fixed supply of goods equals higher prices for everything," he said.

Tue, Feb 13, 2024, 12:05 PM Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) — the inflation gauge that excludes food and energy prices — rose by 3.9% in January, higher than economists anticipated.