How the price of consumer goods changed in November

That's based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index, which measures the change in what urban residents pay for a variety of goods and services. Over the past year, the cost of goods increased 7.1%. Inflation has remained "unacceptably high" by the standards of Federal Reserve officials, who noted that supply chain and labor challenges could continue to exacerbate the issue.

CPI looks at a broad range of goods, spanning everything from rent to doctors' services to food. Nearly all goods have increased in cost compared to a year ago, except for used cars and trucks, which have decreased about 3.3%. Several more have experienced decreases since October.

Oil derivatives have some of the least consistent pricing, as the Russia-Ukraine war, hurricanes, and other global events continue to jostle the price of oil. Although gasoline, utility gas, and electricity have experienced price decreases over the past month, they're still above where they were a year ago. Fuel oil continued to rise.

Stacker used seasonally-adjusted monthly BLS CPI data to find how much consumer goods changed in price from October to November. They are ranked here from largest increase to largest decrease month-over-month, using year-over-year changes as a tiebreaker when needed.

Inflation may be easing, but food prices are still high for consumers.

Food costs increased by 0.4% according to the September 2022 Consumer Price Index. While this may not be considered a significant increase, there are several reasons why food prices are still through the roof, including ongoing food supply-chain issues kicked off by the COVID-19 pandemic and still echoing today.

So which food items have seen an uptick in pricing?

Stacker used monthly Bureau of Labor Statistics data to find the 10 grocery items that experienced the largest price increases from August to September, using year-over-year changes as a tiebreaker when needed.

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- One-month increase in cost: +1.5%

- Annual change in cost: Not available

- November 2022 cost: $2.12

- One-month increase in cost: +1.5%

- Annual change in cost: +23.6%

- November 2022 cost: $4.94

- One-month increase in cost: +5.7%

- Annual change in cost: +22.6%

- November 2022 cost: $4.84

- One-month increase in cost: +11.1%

- Annual change in cost: Not available

- November 2022 cost: $3.49

- One-month increase in cost: +16.8%

- Annual change in cost: +17.9%

- November 2022 cost: $3.63

Record inflation severely impacted the food supply chain, fuel costs, and pricing for virtually all our everyday necessities.

But while food costs remain high overall, prices for some food have come down. Stacker used monthly Bureau of Labor Statistics data to find the 10 grocery items that experienced the largest price decreases from August to September, using year-over-year change in price as a tie-breaker.

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- One-month decrease in cost: -1.1%

- Annual change in cost: +16.4%

- November 2022 cost: $1.84

- One-month decrease in cost: -1.7%

- Annual change in cost: -1%

- November 2022 cost: $5.21

- One-month decrease in cost: -2.3%

- Annual change in cost: +19.2%

- November 2022 cost: $6.25

- One-month decrease in cost: -2.6%

- Annual change in cost: +0.8%

- November 2022 cost: $2.67

- One-month decrease in cost: -3.6%

- Annual change in cost: +11%

- November 2022 cost: $4.28

- One-month decrease in cost: -4.6%

- Annual change in cost: +23.2%

- November 2022 cost: $0.95