Alina Selyukh

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25 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 4d ago

Alina Selyukh’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The big driver of current inflation is the war in Iran.
It has pushed up the cost of gasoline and the price of diesels at historic highs.
And that's definitely not something an interest rate hike can fix.
The Fed also has no say on tariff policy, which is another driver.
And we have the fact that wages have not been keeping pace with inflation.
For five months now, people's paychecks have been losing their buying power.
Warsh hopes the stable prices will help families keep their heads above water.
Either way, any positive effects of this are unlikely to be
Very
Retail sales grew 1.2 percent from July to August.
That marked a recovery from a dip in spending we saw between June and July.
Federal data shows that people spent more across the board buying clothes and electronics and likely school supplies for back to school compared to a year earlier spending grew 6%.
Higher prices are part of the story with people spending more somewhat because things are costing more.
Spending at gas stations is one prime example.
Sales there surged 21% in August compared to August of last year.
Spending at restaurants and bars grew nearly 6 percent.
Alina Seluk, NPR News.
Retail sales grew 1.2% from July to August.
That marked a recovery from a dip in spending we saw between June and July.
Federal data shows that people spent more across the board, buying clothes and electronics, and likely school supplies for back to school.
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