Overall prices are up by about 5.5% over the last year -- the biggest jump in 13 years.

Some of this is because the pandemic is getting better. But in other cases -- the pain could last.

One restaurant owner in Englewood says his costs have gone up more than 40%, so he's had to raise his prices a dollar or two all around. It's another blow following COVID-19 restrictions.

"That affected me tremendously, and now food costs and labor costs in the restaurant business -- it's just a double whammy," he said.

Different goods are being affected for different reasons: plane tickets are up almost 25% for the year, hotel prices nearly 17%.

Gas prices just hit a seven-year high.

Just over the last month — used cars rose almost 11%, with rentals increasing about 5%.

The head of the Federal Reserve says he thinks these prices will stay high for months.