In October the unemployment rate rose, the labor force participation rate dropped and job growth stalled as the Democrats’ economy weakens even more.
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Candy prices have experienced their largest jump ever recorded.
"Candy prices are up more than 13 percent from last year, the Labor Department reported, which represents the largest yearly increase ever recorded."
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The Producer Price Index rose more than expected in September. Those higher costs will eventually be passed on to consumers and maintain inflationary pressures that are pervasive in the economy.
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As prices rise, more Americans are relying on credit cards to pay for basic necessities.
Higher interest rates will make it more difficult for consumers to pay off that debt.
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CNBC on August CPI Report: "Headline number expected to be down, is up one tenth instead of down one tenth...It's food that we have to pay attention to: up six tenths of one percent, double the expectation."
Hiring significantly slowed in August as companies are growing more and more concerned about the state of the economy.
"Private payrolls grew by just 132,000 for the month, a deceleration from the 268,000 gain in July"
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"As persistently high inflation puts growing pressure on household budgets, adults earning less than $100,000 are disproportionately feeling squeezed."
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Rising grocery prices are squeezing families.
"She estimates the tab for her family of four has shot up by $200 to $300 a month over the last year as everything from milk, bread and eggs to fresh meats, produce and frozen foods have skyrocketed."
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