US Grocercies UP 25% Since 2020 But Slowing Growth As M2 Money Growth Dies

30 November 2023

Under President Biden, inflation remains high, with significant increases in food, used cars, and rent prices since 2020. Food prices rose by 25%, used cars by 35%, and rents by approximately 20%. A survey revealed that the average weekly cost of food for a four-person household increased from $238.32 in 2020 to $315.22 in 2023, a 32% jump. Food CPI peaked in August 2022 at 11.33% and has been decreasing as M2 Money growth slows down. Despite these trends, President Biden attributes high prices to factors other than his administration’s policies.

Need help?

Please use the contact form to get support.