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Author: Paul Davidson, USA TODAY

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‘It’s not fun:’ Soaring gas prices are walloping Americans but hitting lower-income hardest

March 11, 2022March 11, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on ‘It’s not fun:’ Soaring gas prices are walloping Americans but hitting lower-income hardest

As gas prices skyrocket, Americans are cutting back and economic growth will slow. Lower-income households are especially hard hit.

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Inflation climbed at the fastest pace since 1982 in February as consumer prices rose 7.9% on higher gas, CPI report shows

March 10, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Inflation climbed at the fastest pace since 1982 in February as consumer prices rose 7.9% on higher gas, CPI report shows

The consumer price index rose 7.9% annually in February, a new 40-year high, as soaring gasoline prices stoked an already sharp run-up in prices.

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Inflation climbed at fastest pace since 1982 as consumer prices rose 7.9%, CPI report shows

March 10, 2022March 10, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Inflation climbed at fastest pace since 1982 as consumer prices rose 7.9%, CPI report shows

The consumer price index rose 7.9% annually in February, a 40-year high, as soaring gasoline prices stoked an already sharp run-up in prices.

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Are oil and gas companies price gouging consumers at the pump?

March 7, 2022March 7, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Are oil and gas companies price gouging consumers at the pump?

Analysts say oil and gas companies generally aren’t price-gouging consumers at the pump but sometimes their comments raise concerns

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‘Lots of opportunities’: Revived economy drives unemployment for less-educated Americans to record low

March 7, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on ‘Lots of opportunities’: Revived economy drives unemployment for less-educated Americans to record low

The unemployment rate for people without a high school diploma fell lowest on record.

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Economy added 678,000 jobs in February as omicron faded, dining, travel picked up, unemployment fell to 3.8%

March 4, 2022April 1, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Economy added 678,000 jobs in February as omicron faded, dining, travel picked up, unemployment fell to 3.8%

Employers added 678,000 jobs in February as omicron faded and dining and travel picked up. Unemployment fell to 3.8%.

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Will there be a recession in 2022? The odds are rising amid soaring inflation, high energy prices

March 4, 2022March 4, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Will there be a recession in 2022? The odds are rising amid soaring inflation, high energy prices

The chances of a recession in 2022 are rising amid high energy prices, soaring inflation, Russia-Ukraine war and looming Fed rate hikes.

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Remote work kept Americans on the move in 2021. Here’s where they’re living now.

March 3, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Remote work kept Americans on the move in 2021. Here’s where they’re living now.

Americans are thinking smaller when they move. A growing share move to less populated metro areas or small rural towns further out from urban cores.

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Powell says Fed is poised to hike interest rates to fight inflation despite Ukraine war, market sell-off

March 2, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Powell says Fed is poised to hike interest rates to fight inflation despite Ukraine war, market sell-off

Powell tells Congress Fed is poised to raise rates to curtail inflation despite Ukraine war, falling stock market. A quarter point bump appears likely.

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What’s next for interest rates? Fed chair may offer clues on inflation curbs as Ukraine war escalates

March 1, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on What’s next for interest rates? Fed chair may offer clues on inflation curbs as Ukraine war escalates

Fed Chair Powell will testify Wednesday and may offer views on how much the central bank will raise rates this month and the impact of Russia’s war.

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