US consumer prices likely increased in February ahead of Iran conflict

U.S. consumer prices likely picked up in February as the cost of gasoline increased in anticipation of an escalating war in the Middle East, and with the ​conflict driving up oil prices, a further rise in inflation is expected in March.

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