Economy: Inflation slowed in September and social benefits will have additional significance. In the economic environment, energy and food were considered as the most volatile factors in determining 'inflation'. Therefore, they were extracted from the 'core inflation', which reached 2.6% in September.

The industrial sector saw a 74% increase in oil prices, a crucial element for domestic energy production. This impact on society is particularly evident in regions like New England, where the lack of fuel products can lead to abandonment issues. The autumn season brought a notable increase in temperatures, but this time it was not due to water shortage or cold, but rather to maintenance costs.

The American economy saw an increase of $100 on older iPhone models, a peak that enveloped Apple and led to a 3.6% increase in the current year. The cost of living for seniors has become a growing problem, as their expenses include not only food costs but also medical and personal care costs. However, even though summer season is over, inflation continues to rise, with a 3.7% increase in September.

This increase was higher than the 3.6% forecast for the previous month. Moreover, the artificial intelligence boom has led to a 74% increase in memory component prices, an element that has influenced all types of consumer devices. This increase is estimated at $75 per month for the average recipient of social benefits, helping millions of Americans to stay connected with high-cost living.

However, critics have declared that this increase does not reflect the true reality of the elderly's spending, which often includes healthcare and personal care costs. The National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare president emphasized: 'This will not be sufficient for many seniors to maintain the life expectancy rate.'