US Consumer Sentiment Slips as Inflation Outlook Worsens

US consumer sentiment slid to a three-month low in March and year-ahead inflation expectations jumped as the war in the Middle East drives up gasoline prices.

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The chances of accelerating U.S. inflation are growing with each passing day as the war in the Middle East continues, with the average price of gasoline nationwide spiking to almost $4 a gallon as of Thursday.

Inflation expectations jump to highest level in a year as war drives up gas prices

Consumer sentiment slid to a three-month low in March and year-ahead inflation expectations jumped as the war in the Middle East drives up gasoline prices.

Ross Gerber Warns Inflation's Persistence Diminishes Market Optimism For Stocks And Bonds

On Saturday, Gerber Kawasaki Wealth & Investment Management CEO Ross Gerber, said market selling pressure is starting to build, arguing it has become difficult to stay optimistic while inflation remains stubborn.

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Historic energy supply chain disruption may be the ultimate monkey wrench for the central bank and Wall Street.

Bank of Canada to Protect Economy From Risk of Persistent Inflation, No. 2 Official Says

Officials expect the recent increase in energy prices stemming from the Iran war to lead to higher inflation in the coming months, Senior Deputy Gov. Carolyn Rogers said.

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US consumer sentiment slides to three-month low as war fans inflation fears

By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON, March 27 (Reuters) - U.S. consumer sentiment fell more than expected in March, touching a three-month low, as war in the Middle East stoked inflation worries and cast a shadow over the economic outlook.