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Being a problem, it could drive inflation. truck stop in vernon, california, with more on that. what are we hearing? >> i am hearing frustration. these two go vaccine mandates are going to make things a lot worse for truckers. last weekend, canada started preventing unvaccinated truckers from entering the country. tomorrow, the u.s. is going to do the same. im wondering what that will do for prices for america. the current vaccination rate amongst truckers is up to nearly 60%, leaving half of th...

Gas stations. when i started driving in the 80s it was 75 cents so yeah, it is outrageous. >> i think maybe the state could help by reducing the taxes on the gas. >> im trying to buy an electric car right now. trying to get away from gas all together. >> diesel is also hitting a record. up 47% in just one month. so trucking, trains and jets all seeing higher prices experts see inflation and surcharges rippling through the economy. >> as this continues, as it worsens and in the months ahead they ...

Of the risk of surcharges around rising prices you might want to wait just a little bit longer, a little closer to your departure date because if you book within three weeks of departure, you wont be subject to surcharges if cost goes up. >> interesting fact that i didnt know. great to talk to you as always. lets rejoice with what is going on by friday morning. >> absolutely. >> two years to the day. two years to the day almost that restrictions were first put in place in thats mistake. friday. ...

Most americans are gasping at gas prices, truckers are dealing with diesel. >> $815 to fill up the truck. >> reporter: what costs less than $4 per gallon last month, has jumped to a record high above $5, slamming small transport companies. >> pricing stay this way, a lot of people will be out of business. >> reporter: william lytle says profits have vaccinated. this man recently purchased a second truck which he now cant afford. the steep pr prices are tricklig down through the economy. more tha...

Russian invasion into ukraine on february 24th. and oil prices dropping below $100 a barrel for the first time in weeks after spiking to $130 a barrel and this is because of the covid outbreak in china. china is the second biggest consumer of oil and because they are going into lockdown they may not need as much energy. remember, wolf, gas prices do lag oil prices and it might be a week or so before we see the lower prices, some analysts suggesting we could see a 20 cent drop. but until then we ...

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It is going to go up because you need to be able to push forward your cost of production in whatever business you are in. in the us we are not allowed to put surcharges onto the products. so all fo our domestic flights we actually have to get into our base pricing. it takes a little bit longer. we can increase the price but its a competitive battle to do so. its a struggle between rising fuel prices or maintaining in the market share. international is very different. the international recovery t...

>> every bit of the economy. food manufacturers, growers, fertilizer -- one example, fertilizer from ukraine that can no longer be easily exported, the price goes up, therefore, the food chain becomes more expensive. hotels, fuel surcharges on airlines. im not trying to paint an unduly depressing picture as such but what im trying to do, jake, is give you a realistic view. the economy is in transition at the moment because of this war. and the higher oil prices, supply chain problems left over f...

Unless you ordered food yesterday after new surcharges were added by major food delivery companies (and went into effect), you may not have noticed a price increase.