Federal Reserve Identifies Three Forces Driving Inflation in America

The Federal Reserve stated that inflation in the United States experienced acceleration during the spring due to structural factors, including rising energy costs resulting from wars and increased spending on artificial intelligence, which kept the inflation rate near twice the target of 2%. At the same time, the labor market remained steady at an unemployment rate of 4.2%, with a significant decline in workforce strength driven by aging populations and reduced immigration, despite the economy maintaining its growth pace with an annual growth rate of 2.1%.

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