Julie Dobra (@juliedobra.bsky.social)

Data "points to pipeline inflation that's likely to spill into consumer prices in the months ahead," says Michelle Green, former Labor Department economist. Fresh and dry vegetable prices rose by almost 40 percent alone last month, the largest spike since inflation took off in 2022, Axios reports.

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America starts to feel the squeeze: What we know about tariffs and inflation The effects are difficult to ignore, across key inflation indicators that might only get hotter in the months ahead. https://www.axios.com/2025/08/17/trump-trade-war-inflation