US consumer inflation cools slightly to 2.8% in February
WASHINGTON] US consumer inflation inched lower in February according to government data on Wednesday (Mar 12), in the first full month of Donald Trump’s White House return – but concerns remain over stubborn price growth as jitters flare over the president’s trade policies.
Republicans will discuss the accounting maneuver with President Donald Trump on Thursday.
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