Rising energy costs, tariff pass-through, and sticky shelter inflation are expected to keep consumer prices advancing at a pace well above the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target. Inflation's slow march downward appears to be losing momentum, according to a new preview from the Wells Fargo Economics Group. Ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' release […]
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