61.   Stocks have fallen in the past month as signs of faster inflation increased concern that additional Federal Reserve interest rate increases are on the way.

62.   Strong consumer spending may lead to faster inflation and prompt the Federal Reserve raise interest rates again this year.

63.   Strong employment expansion tends to lead to higher consumer spending, which can spark faster inflation.

64.   Stocks fell for the past month as signs of faster inflation fueled concern that more Federal Reserve interest rate increases may reduce company earnings.

65.   Surging consumer spending is bad for bonds because it may lead to faster inflation and higher Federal Reserve interest rates by the end of the year.

66.   Stocks tumbled in the past month as signs of faster inflation increased concern that additional Federal Reserve interest rate increases are on the way.

67.   Strong consumer spending may lead to faster inflation and prompt the Federal Reserve to interest rates again this year.

68.   Strong job growth tends to lead to higher consumer spending, which in turn can spark faster inflation.

69.   That could revive concern among some Fed officials that faster inflation remains a threat.

70.   That would reduce the need for the central bank to raise interest rates to prevent faster inflation.