Consumer News
Rising Oil Prices Are Sending Gas, Grocery, and Back-to-School Costs Higher This Summer
via AP News
Crude oil climbed back above $90 a barrel as Middle East tensions disrupted global supply, and U.S. energy analysts forecast retail gasoline averaging close to $3.80 a gallon through September. Higher fuel costs are rippling into grocery supply chains and shipping fees just as families begin back-to-school shopping.
Why it matters
Consolidating errands, comparing store prices, and shopping back-to-school sales early are three low-effort ways to offset the extra household cost before peak season hits.


