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Inflation in the United States has accelerated more rapidly than expected, driven up by rising food prices.

America’s headline consumer prices index increased by 0.4 per cent last month. On an annual basis, it hit 5.4 per cent, returning the index to levels last recorded in the summer, which themselves were the highest in more than a decade.

Grocery prices rose by 1.2 per cent in September and there is no sign of the pressure on consumers easing soon amid a sharp escalation in energy costs.