US Inflation Rises Slightly in February

A slight rebound in gasoline prices and rising costs in other areas boosted U.S. consumer prices in February, a sign that inflation might be stabilizing. A report Tuesday from the Labor Department shows consumer prices rose two-tenths of a percent for the month, after declining previously. Consumer prices for the past 12 months were unchanged. U.S. oil prices fell sharply from June to January, and the savings rippled through the entire economy, keeping prices in...

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