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Researchers Compare Inflation Rates During Trump and Biden Administrations

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Researchers analyzed inflation rates across the second years of Donald Trump and Joe Biden administrations using Bureau of Labor Statistics information. During the period from March 2026 to September 2026, the average all-items inflation rate under Donald Trump was 3.6 percent, which included price fluctuations related to the Strait of Hormuz conflict. For comparison, the average all-items inflation rate during the same timeframe under Joe Biden was 8.5 percent, a period that did not include an international war.

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The comparison highlights a stark difference in average inflation rates between the two administrations during comparable midterm election periods. This analysis draws attention to the differing economic outcomes under each presidency, particularly regarding price stability.

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  • Donald TrumpFormer President whose second year was analyzed for inflation rates
  • Joe BidenCurrent President whose second year was analyzed for inflation rates

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