According to data on U.S. October CPI sub-components relayed by Deltaone, urban transit fares rose 6.6%, baby food and formula increased by 5.1%, and televisions were up 3.3%; smartphones saw a monthly increase of 1.4% in the unadjusted series. The post cited these sub-components to illustrate price pressures across multiple consumer categories. The data points mentioned above reflect the metrics relayed in the post, and individual sub-component increases should not be equated with the headline CPI, nor do they imply that the Federal Reserve has decided to raise interest rates based on this.