Ten Cities With Highest Inflation

Forbes magazine looked at inflation in the 40 largest metro areas in the U.S. to see where prices were rising fastest.The numbers were supplied by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and Moody’s Economy.com and reflected changes between January and June 2008.Resetting mortgages, rising food prices and runaway fuel costs are the biggest sources of the pain.Here are the top 10 cities with the highest annual inflation rates.
Seattle, 5.82 percent
Dallas, 5.82 percent
Washington, D.C., 5.74 percent
Miami, 5.71 percent
Portland, Ore., 5.68 percent
San Jose, Calif., 5.61 percent
Milwaukee, Wisc., 5.61 percent
Tampa, 5.60 percent
Phoenix, 5.44 percent
Los Angeles, 5.41 percentSource: Forbes, Matt Woolsey (07/18/2008)