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Minneapolis Ranks Fifth-Worst U.S. City for Inflation

10/26/2025

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Minneapolis is ranked fifth-worst U.S. metro area for inflation in a WalletHub analysis.
The study evaluated 23 major metropolitan areas by changes in the CPI.
Minneapolis recorded a 0.8% CPI rise over two months and a 2.6% rise year over year.
Denver ranked first and Los Angeles ranked second, with St. Paul and Bloomington also included in the analysis.
The findings illustrate inflationary pressures affecting residents in Minnesota's largest city.

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Story summary

Minneapolis is ranked fifth-worst U.S. metro area for inflation in a WalletHub analysis.
The study evaluated 23 major metropolitan areas by changes in the CPI.
Minneapolis recorded a 0.8% CPI rise over two months and a 2.6% rise year over year.
Denver ranked first and Los Angeles ranked second, with St. Paul and Bloomington also included in the analysis.
The findings illustrate inflationary pressures affecting residents in Minnesota's largest city.