US inflation ends its streak of declines in August and puts pressure on the Fed

The inflation rate in the United States rose five tenths in August and stood at 3.7%, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, a key fact for the next decision of the Federal Reserve (Fed) to continue raising the rates. types or take a break.

This is the second consecutive month that prices have risen year-on-year, after a streak of more than a year of declines. In monthly terms, consumer prices rose six tenths compared to July.