Artificial intelligence boom and rising education costs drive up inflation; the Federal Reserve may only raise interest rates once

Some analysts have noted that the artificial intelligence boom and education costs have had an unusually significant impact on inflation, pushing up overall inflation while most other sectors perform as expected. This has led to the view that the Federal Reserve may only raise interest rates once before stopping. Of course, there are opposing opinions, arguing that these data only confirm the persistent nature of inflation and that it remains above the target set by the Federal Reserve, thereby leaving the decision-making responsibility firmly in the hands of the Federal Reserve.