Americans are staring down a harsh new reality despite the tentative cease-fire in the Middle East: $4 gasoline looks like it’s here to stay https://t.co/wNsF96BScq https://t.co/fhMufBdHHT ...

Uh, meantime, consumer prices, watching those rise 3.3% in the month of March and energy prices spiking due to the Iran war. The headline number was the highest read since April of 2024. Meanwhile, consumer sentiment, this was a big one, hitting its lowest level on record.How to make sense of all this. We have David Merkel, Goldman Sachs chief US economist joining us here at Post 9. David, a pleasure to have you on today.>> Thank you for having me. >> First to the inflation read. Where does it what does it ...

0.9% the headline increase in consumer prices month over month 0.9%. If you strip out volatile food and energy prices, we know that a lot of this increase came from energy. We see a 0.2% gain month over month.So that is more benign uh than expected by a tenth of a percent. Year-over-year CPI rising by 3.3% uh and on the core basis year-over-year up by 2.6%. So takeaway here is yes indeed the Iran war driving up energy prices driving up gasoline prices in particular led to a hot headline number of 0.9%.If yo ...

Good morning. Well, we're seeing the war come home as CPI on a headline basis comes it up 9/10 for the month as forecast. And that pushes a year over year to 3.3%.Remember, it was 2.4% in February. So a big jump. The car comes in.Up 2/10 on the month. It takes a while for stuff to get into the core. So that's not a surprise, although it's a little lower than anticipated.The CPI score for the year, 2.6%, the index for energy, they say, rose 10.9%. Take a guess what, Gasoline went up 21.2%, according to the B ...

Bond traders trimmed wagers that the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates once this year after data confirmed that US inflation quickened in March as the Iran war led to higher gasoline prices https://t.co/DR7RLNA08H ...

Americans are staring down a harsh new reality despite the tentative cease-fire in the Middle East: $4 gasoline looks like it’s here to stay https://t.co/P7ivG8LuKx ...

Japan is set to go after gasoline gougers, as the war in the Middle East fans record fuel costs https://t.co/LR6AXo5mzh ...

Many Americans have been concerned to s the recent ris and gasoline prices here at home. The short-term increase has been entirely the result of the Iranian regime launching deranged terror attacks against commercial oil tankers in neighboring countries that have nothing to do with the conflict. This is yet more proof that Iran can never be trusted with nuclear weapons.They will use them and they will use them quickly. Let's bring in Democratic Governor Mikey Sherrill of New Jersey. She served nearly a deca ...

BUT LET'S GET TO WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT. PRESIDENT TRUMP LAST NIGHT ADDRESSED THE NATION FOR first time since starting a war with Iran. The roughly 20-minute speech was meant to make the case as to why the conflict is necessary, yet he gave very few details and repeated his vague a timeline for when it may end.FOR THESE TERRORISTS TO HAVE NUCLEAR WEAPONS WOULD BE AN INTOLERABLE THREAT. THE MOST VIOLENT AND THUGGISH REGIME ON EARTH WOULD BE FREE TO CARRY OUT THEIR CAMPAIGNS OF TERROR, COERTION, CONQUEST AN ...

Policymakers said higher oil prices caused by the conflict in the Middle East “clearly added a new layer of uncertainty” in Canada as gasoline prices spiked https://t.co/45KoKIO9vl ...