US rent rise slows as wages lag and prices surge
The piece notes wages may not rise much despite healthy hiring and low layoffs. It cites October rents up 4.5 percent, September 5.3 percent, and August 6.2 percent, with a national median rent of 1382 dollars in October. It adds 21.3 million renters spend above the burden threshold, 49 percent of renters, and foresees rent increases in most major cities in 2016. Oil prices drop push fuel costs down.
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Energy and food prices seen rising modestly in 2016
The Energy Department projects a 2016 gasoline average near 2.37 a gallon with volatility but no over 3, while food prices are expected to rise 2 to 3 percent overall. ERS economist Annemarie Kuhns cites avian flu impacts but foresees leveling prices, and Kaiser Foundation analyst Cynthia Cox notes ACA exchange premiums may climb faster next year.
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Craig to lead SRS with focus on safety and legacy
Derrek Asberry reports Craig takes over as SRS manager vowing to protect employees and sustain missions. He pledges site infrastructure viability and workforce development while staying engaged with regulators and community. Asberry notes the reporter’s background and links to the Aiken Standard.
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