Inflation soars to hottest levels in two years as war in Iran drives gasoline prices higher
Source: New York Post · Bias: Right
Summary
Inflation ramped up in March amid the war in Iran as higher energy prices seeped through the economy – putting another dent in the Federal Reserve’s path to interest-rate cuts.
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