Americans are experiencing a sharp rise in gas prices this week, with the national average gasoline price posting its largest weekly jump since the early days of the Russia-Ukraine war. If fuel prices continue to climb as the U.S.-Israeli Operation Epic Fury intensifies against Iran, the fallout for consumer sentiment may weigh on the broader economy and affect voting polls in the near term.
Oil is now $92 per barrel. One week ago it was $65 per barrel. For the maff challenged, that is a 41% increase in one week. But, don’t worry, Netanyahu’s lapdog isn’t worried about gas prices. It doesn’t inconvenience him in the least. His billionaire pedophile buddies are profiting, so all is well.
Trump is an unhinged lunatic, hellbent on destroying what remains of this tottering empire of debt.
Heather Long, chief economist at Navy Federal Credit Union, called the report “dismal,” noting that “companies are cautious to hire and some industries are doing layoffs,” and the war in Iran will only add to the uncertainty.
Long notes that the U.S. economy hasn’t added any jobs since last April and has shed 19K jobs since May.
@freepatriot The Nazis also went from "let's solve the economic crisis" to "We need to make an economic crisis" (war and genocide do so!) like this. Idiotic.