Personal Finance Inflation was supposed to be gone. It was dangerously high in 2022. In June of that year, it rose 9.1% year over year. That was the most since 1981. Energy prices were most to blame. Yet, the Federal Reserve brought it down to 2.9% last month, very close to the central bank’s goal.
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