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The Real Cost of Stagflation in Your Grocery Cart
With real GDP growth slowing to just one point five percent while core inflation holds stubbornly above three percent, the American consumer is facing a unique economic squeeze. This episode examines how wholesale price rises and sticky service costs are reshaping household budgets in September two thousand twenty six. We look at why grocery prices feel higher than the headline CPI suggests, how wage growth is failing to keep pace with the cost of living, and what this means for your savings rate and daily spending habits in a stagnating economy.
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