Summary
President Donald Trump claims that prices are decreasing under his leadership, but reports show that many Americans feel financial pressure. Despite Trump's statements about low grocery and energy prices, data suggests prices are still rising, with many people finding it hard to keep up with the cost of living.
Key Facts
- President Trump says grocery prices are down, but many Americans feel costs are rising.
- The Department of Labor reported a 3.0% rise in the annual inflation rate as of September 2025.
- Over half of surveyed U.S. adults believe the economy is worsening under Trump's leadership.
- A poll found that 95% of Americans think their pay isn't keeping up with living costs.
- The U.S. Department of Agriculture predicts a 3.0% rise in food prices in 2025.
- Energy costs increased by 2.8% over the past year, according to government reports.
- Gas prices decreased slightly from when Trump took office but remain above $3 per gallon.
