Economists Expect Steady August Inflation Amid Falling Gas Prices

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What do economists expect for August inflation?

Economists expect that inflation remained steady in August. This projection is influenced by factors such as falling gasoline prices.

How have gasoline prices changed?

Gasoline prices have dropped from their levels earlier in the summer. This decrease is a factor in the expectation of steady inflation.

Will the trade war affect consumers?

Yes, the trade war between Canada and the United States is expected to put some pressure on consumers' wallets later on, according to economists.