Reuters
05 Sept 2026, 11:02 UTC · 3h ago
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U.S. gasoline prices have reached record highs for the Labor Day weekend. — Record energy costs act as a tax on consumers, reducing discretionary spending and potentially fueling inflation.
-0.60Ongoing conflict in the Middle East is driving increased energy costs. — Geopolitical instability in energy-producing regions creates supply-side risk and price volatility for oil.
-0.40Midterm Congressional election campaigns are beginning amidst high energy prices. — High inflation and energy costs typically create political headwinds for incumbents, increasing policy uncertainty.
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