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Wells Fargo economists warn that a developing Middle East conflict could push energy goods prices sharply higher in March, complicating the Federal Reserve's path forward on rate cuts The disinflationary trend that had taken hold since last summer is showing signs of fatigue, according to a Wells Fargo Economics analysis of February's Consumer Price Index […]

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