President Donald Trump is already delivering on his promise to tackle inflation, with new data suggesting a significant slowdown in rising prices. According to Truflation, a real-time economic data provider, U.S. inflation has plummeted to just 1.3%—its lowest level since December 2020. This sharp decline is a major victory for the Trump administration, which has made economic stability a top priority after what it calls the disastrous impact of “Bidenomics.”
Inflation peaked at a staggering 11.5% in June 2022 under President Joe Biden’s policies, fueling a cost-of-living crisis that burdened American families. Trump campaigned on bringing those prices down, promising to reverse Biden’s reckless spending and overregulation. While some economic analysts claim inflation needs to turn negative for consumers to see actual price declines, slowing inflation is a critical first step toward stabilization.
The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) confirms this downward trend. In February, consumer prices rose just 0.2%, a sharp decline from the 0.5% increase seen in January. Annual inflation has eased to 2.8%, with core inflation—excluding food and energy—falling to 3.1%, its lowest rate since April 2021. These figures have surpassed economists’ expectations, proving once again that Trump’s economic leadership is steering the country in the right direction.
While critics argue that Trump’s aggressive tariff strategy could lead to higher import costs, the White House remains confident in its approach. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt emphasized that deregulation and energy independence are key to driving down costs. “Today’s CPI report shows inflation is declining and the economy is moving in the right direction under President Trump,” she said. “When will the so-called ‘experts’ learn to stop doubting him? Just like in his first term, he is delivering results.”
Even Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell acknowledged that the economy is in “a good place” and that inflation is moving closer to the Fed’s long-term goal of 2%. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent downplayed concerns about tariffs, saying any inflationary effects would be “transitory” and part of a “one-time price adjustment.”
Despite the left’s doom-and-gloom predictions, the facts tell a different story. Trump’s policies are working, inflation is slowing, and the American economy is getting back on track. The next inflation reading from the BLS will be released on April 10, but all signs indicate that the economic nightmare of the Biden era is quickly fading into history.
Our data shows that inflation is falling 🇺🇸
However, the effect of tariffs remains uncertain.
Do you believe that US inflation will be controlled by 2025? 👇
— Truflation (@truflation) March 11, 2025
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