US votes with its wallet on its mind in elections marked by the high cost of living
The high cost of living dominates the US midterm elections, where Donald Trump's Republicans risk losing control of Congress. Average inflation from April to September was 3.67%, compared with 2.67% in Joe Biden's last six months. Regular gasoline now costs almost 50% more than in February and diesel almost 70% more. The economy grew 3.4% in the third quarter, driven by investment in artificial intelligence.
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- Average inflation between April and September was 3.67%, one percentage point above the 2.67% of Biden's last six months.
- Regular gasoline costs almost 50% more than in February and diesel almost 70% more, after the war with Iran and its impact on the Strait of Hormuz.
- GDP grew 3.4% in the third quarter, with a 12.7% rise in corporate investment and 37.4% in information processing equipment.
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