The US media criticized the White House to be disconnected from the inflation and the public: the government seems to have nothing to do with most Americans

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Overseas Network, July 15th. On the 15th, the US "Congress Mountain Daily" website published an article entitled "Why the White House's inflation information is disconnected from Americans" and criticized the White House to dilute the latest inflation data information. Experts warn that the relevant remarks on the White House make the government seem to have nothing to do with most Americans.

It is reported that although the Federal Reserve raised interest rates recently, the inflation rate in June reached 9.1%, the highest inflation rate since November 1981. Last month, consumer prices rose by 1.3%, which pushed the cost of buying groceries and refueling for Americans. In a statement after the report was released, the White House acknowledged that inflation is still "unacceptable", but then the importance of diluting the latest data was said to be "outdated."

Experts warn that the information released by the White House may be invalid for most Americans. Neil Bradley, chief policy officer of the US Chamber of Commerce, said the White House did not solve the real problem. Bradley criticized that "whether it is 8%or 9%, the inflation rate is too high. The real problem is that we are facing huge inflation pressure. We really need policy makers to play a role in supply, but this is also the role Did not happen."

Rachel SNYDERMAN, senior deputy director of the economic policy of the two -party policy center, said: "Voters want to see the initiative and passive leadership. People want to know what measures are policies to help them better better way The cost of burdening the grocery store or going home from get off work will be afforded. "Sneidman believes that due to high inflation began to appear last fall, the decline will be gradual, so inflation pressure will last for several months.

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