Las familias trabajadoras sienten el calor de la imprudencia de Trump con el aumento de los precios al…

Artículo original · Common Dreams
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Informa el Índice de Precios al Consumo (IPC) de hoy que los precios sufrirán un 0,1% en julio y un 3,4% durante el año pasado. Trump no tiene una actitud seria hacia la vida que es tan necesaria para que las familias trabajen que pueden encontrar los precios más altos en los 4 dólares del galón y que sus pesimistas están en una economía que está perdiendo empleos”. Si hay que aguantar, la gasolina se ha sobrealimentado por los 4 dólares del galón y las últimas naranjas de Trump sobre el 99% de las importaciones están en vigor.
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Today’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) report shows prices rose 0.1% in July and are up 3.4% over the past year. July’s price increase reverses the disinflation seen in June, which was built on a short-lived ceasefire that quickly unraveled. Nearly six months into his war with Iran, the president has failed to swiftly end the conflict and recently said he does not “think about Americans’ financial situation” when negotiating an end to the war he started. Meanwhile, oil prices are back on the rise, gas is back above $4.00 a gallon, and Trump’s latest tariffs on 99% of imports are now in effect. As the war drags on and Trump’s tariffs work their way to store shelves, prices are poised to reaccelerate in the months ahead. This price squeeze is happening at the same time that workers are struggling to find jobs. The economy lost 23,000 jobs last month, while wages failed to keep pace with prices. Prices are up, jobs are down, and working families are bearing the brunt of it all. Groundwork’s Senior Vice President of Policy and Advocacy, Alex Jacquez, released the following statement: “Prices started climbing again in July and Trump’s catastrophic mismanagement of our economy means more spikes in the months ahead. The president said it himself: he is only ‘semi-negotiating’ an end to the war, all while slapping new tariffs on 99% of our imported goods. Trump is not serious about bringing much needed relief to working families who are weary of higher prices at the pump and on the shelves, and who are pessimistic about an economy that is bleeding jobs.” To speak to a Groundwork expert about this month’s CPI reading, email press@groundworkcollaborative. org. Trump’s war is keeping gas prices high, while families face higher electricity prices to keep cool. Paychecks are losing ground to higher prices. Families continue to face higher prices at the grocery store. Trump’s tariffs are making everyday household goods more expensive.
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