Retail inflation for farm and rural workers increased to 6.60 per cent and 6.82 per cent, respectively, in July mainly due to higher prices of certain food items.
roughly one half hours from now, the president and the rest of the countries might get a better idea of where things stand with inflation. we re going to get the latest consumer price index numbers, expected to show prices jumping more than 8% compared to a year ago and price are still climbing from the last month. one factor in all of this, gas prices. this money, the natural average at $4.65 a gallon. that is down about $0.36 from mid-june. the white authority trying to spin this latest report before its its release is out of date. a top official riding the june cpi data were largely not reflect a substantial decline in gas prices we ve seen since the middle of june. cpi data captures the average price over the course of a month. the latest polling shows voters are not thrilled with the high gas prices or the president s performance of her. a new york times poll shows 64% of potential democratic voters want to see someone other than a nominee in 2024. last night, the president him
0 president? laura: the rest of america is thinking the same thing, joe. congrats to juju girl you actually get it right. that s the angle to make. don t forget to set your dvr so you u stay connected with a sper with freedom matters gear, also demanded freedom here all lauraingraham.com. thanks for watching. take a president biden arriving in israel this morning around the same time that another inflation report will be released here at home. white house officials are already trying to spin the numbers and downplay your concerns. you are watching fox and friends first here on wednesday morning. i m tart. in one and i m carly. the white house already damage control mode is the first faces backlash after compelled latinos voters to breakfast tacos. developing story. good morning. could morning. a lot of news to get this morning. roughly one half hours from now, the president and the rest of the countries might get a better idea of where things stand with inflation. we re going to ge
we know that the cost of gas has gone up. that s not just the air every day driver but it s also if you re driving a truck with all the squads. we also see consumer spending differently. he was part of what giant eagle told us. consumers are having to decide whether they can afford to make the trip to the grocery store in general, and that change has been the most drastic over the just the last month or two. people are moving out of buying seafood, and either going on too much more affordable categories or, for example they re moving out of before moving into chicken or pork that might be more affordable. so we are seeing migration like that. those are things that were echoed by a shopper our team spoke with. a woman who said she is looking at the generic items more than two with those name brands. so brand loyalty seems to be dissipating, and people making fewer trips and buying less because of this economic situation. and of course, that recent consumer price index numbers
inflation. inie we need more urgency and reaction in feeling people s pain and reacting to it. later this week the white house and public will get a stand on where things stand with inflation. on friday, the government set to release the latest consumer price index numbers, giving us an idea if inflation is picking up or slowing down. bret? mark, thanks. bipartisan talks on a potential bill to reduce gun violence are together a fine line tonight, as senators focus on a narrow set of issues they hope can pass. we tell you exactly where things stand tonight from capitol hill. a scourge of violence, delicate talks, impassioned appeals. ask yourself is there inning that we can do? your actions here today will tell us how much it matters to you. former arizona representative gabby giffords nearly died in a