Currently, US inflation appears to have exploded. Overall prices rose 0.4% in October compared to September, while core prices, excluding food and energy, rose 0.3%, both significantly exceeding Wall Street's expectations. This year, the Iran-Iraq war pushed up oil prices, tariffs made imported goods more expensive, and the large-scale construction of AI data centers increased electricity costs. The public is finding it unbearable, and it seems Trump's defeat was not unjustified. As this is the last inflation data release before the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting on December 8-9, it effectively confirms the next interest rate hike.