Wages are rising at 3.1%, but inflation is outrunning them, leaving consumers in a tight position, says @DiMartinoBooth, CEO of QI Research. She tells @RemyBlaireNews falling fuel prices, now under $4 a gallon for regular, are a “very visible relief for households.”

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Wage growth just hit its weakest pace in about five years, up only 3% year over year, while CPI is running at 3.4%. @hamrickisms of The Hamrick Brief tells @RemyBlaireNews this jobs report was "steady but unspectacular," with downward revisions making for a reduction of 60,000 jobs over the prior two months, and July now showing a contraction.

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