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Your wallet is probably feeling lighter if you live in one of these metro areas. shisu_ka / Shutterstock.com
Inflation is finally beginning to subside in the U.S., with the annual rate dropping to 3% in June, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). But for millions of Americans, prices remain far too high. And you are especially likely to feel the heat of higher costs if you live in any one of a handful of specific cities. Here are the cities where inflation is soaring…
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