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Many everyday costs eased in July, while some remain near record highs. Here’s a closer look at consumer prices. (opens the original)
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The latest consumer price report has arrived, offering a closer look at the country’s economic pulse and how everyday Americans are faring as the war with Iran drags on. On a monthly basis, inflation accelerated in July, with prices rising 0.1% after falling 0.4% in June, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Wednesday release. Compared with a year ago, costs are about 3.4% higher, a subtle improvement from the 3.5% observed the previous month, but still well above the Federal Reserve’s 2
Milk prices at an all-time high, but most consumer costs slip in June after months of increases (opens the original)
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Following months of rising costs, inflation saw the biggest single-month drop in six years in June thanks to cheaper clothes, medical care and transportation, coupled with rapidly falling energy prices. Across the board, consumer costs decreased 0.4% last month after rising 0.5% in May, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ latest report released Tuesday. That month-over-month change is largely due to easing oil and gas prices, with the index for energy falling a noticeable 5.7% — the mos
Milk prices at an all-time high (opens the original)
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Following months of rising costs, inflation saw the biggest single-month drop in six years in June thanks to cheaper clothes, medical care and transportation, coupled with rapidly falling energy prices. Across the board, consumer costs decreased 0.4% last month after rising 0.5% in May, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ latest report released Tuesday. That month-over-month change is largely due to easing oil and gas prices, with the index for energy falling a noticeable 5.7% — the mos
Rising beef prices hit all-time highs as national cattle herds shrink (opens the original)
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A quick stop at the grocery store, your local hot dog stand or favorite Italian beef spot and you may experience some genuine sticker shock. Almost $8.50 for a pound of ground beef? $6.99 for a Chicago dog? $13.65 for an Italian beef? It’s not just you. Beef prices are rising. And rapidly. Average prices are up nearly 13% in the last year, with a pound of ground beef now costing $6.75 nationwide, according to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In the Midwest, prices are even st
Why is beef so expensive? And can consumers expect lower prices anytime soon? ‘It’s got to get worse before it gets better.’ (opens the original)
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A quick stop at the grocery store, your local hot dog stand or favorite Italian beef spot and you may experience some genuine sticker shock. Almost $8.50 for a pound of ground beef? $6.99 for a Chicago dog? $13.65 for an Italian beef? It’s not just you. Beef prices are rising. And rapidly. Average prices are up nearly 13% in the last year, with a pound of ground beef now costing $6.75 nationwide, according to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In the Midwest, prices are even st
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