Trenae Nuri

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535 appearances 16 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2021 last heard May 2022

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Cheryl, thanks for joining me.

Thank you so much for having me.

And that's your Money Briefing.

I'm Chernee Nuri for The Wall Street Journal.

Here's your money briefing for Friday, March 18th.

I'm Trinae Nuri for The Wall Street Journal, filling in for J.R.

Whalen.

Whether you're at the grocery store or filling up your gas tank, you've seen them.

Higher prices.

Inflation is at a 40-year high as companies pass along increased costs to consumers.

Despite some grumbling, shoppers have mostly gone along with it.

But now there are signs that some people are pushing back on higher prices.

So how much is too much?

Coming up, we'll hear from our retail industry reporter, Suzanne Kappner, about where consumers are and aren't willing to pay more.

That's after the break.

From food to gas, it seems like higher prices are everywhere.

And that has more consumers thinking twice before making that big purchase.

This week, the Commerce Department said retail sales growth slowed in February compared to January.

That's a possible sign that inflation is making people more cautious about their money.

But where exactly are consumers tightening their budgets?

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