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politics1d ago
Trump touted bigger tax refunds this year, but Americans will likely spend them on gas
- Gas prices surge, threatening to wipe out the boost from larger tax refunds this year.
- Economists say higher energy costs may hit lower and middle-income households hardest.
- Refunds could rise, but higher gas costs may offset the gains for many households.
- Analysts expect slower growth if energy prices stay elevated.
- The report stresses the ‘rocket and feathers’ pattern in gas prices behavior.
- The article notes ongoing energy shocks before and after the Iran war.
- The piece references savings rates and consumer resilience despite shocks.
- Gas price projections suggest potential peaks in May with gradual declines thereafter.
- The article cites income disparity in energy spending as a key dynamic.
- Overall outlook expects continued consumer spending despite challenges.
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