Inflation eases more than expected in February, but Trump tariffs loom
Inflation eased more than expected in February, according to the consumer price index. Trump's tariffs are likely to propel prices higher.
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Congress Has Voted to Repeal the Inflation Reduction Act’s Methane Fee
The House of Representatives and the Senate voted to overturn a Biden-era rule imposing progressively higher fees on oil ...
Trump's speech pumps inflation fight from eggs to energy
President Trump asserted during his address to Congress on Tuesday that he will be fighting the "inflation nightmare" affecting American families. Specifically targeting eggs and energy.
Americans think Trump’s cuts will hurt (and help) the country. Here’s how
Senate Democrats’ decision to allow Republicans to pass a spending bill will avert a short-term shutdown, but it will also give Republicans the power to grant President Donald Trump new leverage to ...
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February CPI inflation rises 0.2%, lower than expected
March 12 (UPI) --February inflation measured by the Consumer Price ... airline fares and a 1.0% percent decline in the index for gasoline." Advertisement As gasoline prices declined, electricity ...
How Bad Is Inflation? Tracking the Price of Eggs, Housing and Gas
In February, the first full month of Trump’s second term, inflation as measured by the consumer price index rose at an annual rate o ...
Kimbell Royalty Partners: High-Quality Business Model And Solid Balance Sheet Justify A Buy
Kimbell Royalty Partners leverages strategic acquisitions and low costs to deliver strong cash flows. Read why I am giving ...
Every bill that's going up in April and how to cut costs now before it's too late
Households are facing a perfect storm of bill increases next month, with energy, council tax and water all set to increase.
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Inflation is easing, but another alarm bell is ringing about the US economy
The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge cooled as expected in ... Consumers continued to spend on the essentials, such as housing and gas, while also putting their discretionary dollars ...