Inflation is kicking off a discount arms race between grocery stores
Groceries aren't getting more expensive just yet, but US households are still juggling high prices elsewhere. Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images Energy and transportation costs are ticking up, stretching household budgets once again. Grocery chains are betting that price cuts will help attract cash-strapped shoppers. Tough times have helped value-oriented retailers like Aldi, Costco, and Walmart gain market share. It looks like inflation is coming back from the dead, just in time for spooky season. The conflict in Iran and other complications are driving up energy and transportation costs, and th
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