Chicago Chicago is seeing the highest rate of inflation of any U.S. city, according to recent WalletHub statistics.
According to the financial website, the “Chicago-Naperville-Elgin Area” has had the most rise in inflation in the nation, with an annual increase of 4.3%.
According to a Crain’s Business article, a 6% rise in housing and transportation expenses is mostly to blame for the price increases.
However, Chicagoland’s “month over month” inflation figures are more comparable to those of the national average.
According to the research, the following ten cities have the worst inflation issues:
1.Naperville, Elgin, and Chicago
2.Carlsbad, San Diego
3.Cambridge, Newton, and Boston
4.City Honolulu
5.The San Bernardino Riverside
6.Jersey City, Newark, and New York
7.Arlington, Fort Worth, and Dallas
.St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Bloomington
9.Anaheim, Long Beach, and Los Angeles
10.Clearwater, Tampa, and St. Petersburg
