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    Consumer confidence stalls amid anxiety over the economy

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  • CPI report says inflation up 0.4% in February

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  • U.S. economy adds 275,000 jobs in February

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  • Why the economy frustrates swing state voters in one county

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  • Biden administration says it will cap credit card late fees at $8

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  • New cap proposed on credit card late fees

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  • Younger adults are getting used to living on a financial cliff

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  • Shoppers rein in spending, and it could be good for the economy

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  • Dow falls 500 points in worst day since March 2023 after inflation report

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  • S&P 500 closes above 5,000 for first time ever

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  • U.S. economy added 353,000 jobs in January

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  • Federal Reserve votes to keep interest rates at current levels

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  • How the Federal Reserve tries to balance employment and inflation as the U.S. central bank

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  • U.S. economy shows more robust growth as recession fears ease

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How interest rate changes may affect loans, credit cards

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The Fed announced it would slow the economic stimulus program, spooking the markets and causing the Dow to drop 550 points. How does that affect the lives of everyday people? “You’re going to need to have a steel stomach at least for the next six months,” said CNBC’s Kayla Tausche. Kayla Tausche is interviewed by TODAY’s Erica Hill.