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| Inflation is showing no signs of slowing down, making it harder for workers to make ends meet.美国的高通胀没有缓和迹象，这使得工薪阶层艰难维持生计。 |
| Although it was down slightly from the March peak, inflation is still growing at the fastest annual pace in about four decades.尽管通胀率略低于3月份的峰值，但仍在以近40年来最快的年增长速度增长。 |
| Food prices are up at the fastest pace in more than 41 years and the shelter index, which makes up about one-third of the CPI weighting, was up 5.1% on a yearly basis, its fastest gain since March 1991.食品价格正以逾41年来的最快速度上涨，占CPI权重约三分之一的住房价格指数同比上涨5.1%，为1991年3月以来的最快涨幅。 |
| As of March, close to two-thirds, or 64%, of the US population was living paycheck to paycheck, just shy of the high of 65% in 2020, according to a LendingClub report.美国在线借贷平台LendingClub的一份报告显示，截至今年3月，近三分之二（64%）的美国人成为月光族，略低于2020年65%的高点。 |
| Consumers who are struggling to afford their day-to-day lifestyle tend to rely more on credit cards and carry higher monthly balances making them financially vulnerable, the survey of more than 2,600 adults found.这项针对2600多名成年人的调查发现，那些难以负担日常生活花销的消费者往往更依赖信用卡，而且月余额较高，这让他们的财务状况更脆弱。 |
| At this rate, balances could soon reach record levels amid higher prices for gas, groceries and housing, among other necessities, according to Ted Rossman, a senior industry analyst at CreditCards.com.CreditCards网站高级行业分析师泰德·罗斯曼表示，按照这个速度，随着汽油、食品杂货和住房等必需品价格的上涨，信用卡余额可能很快打破纪录。 |
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