Photo: A shopper browses items at a store at the Royal Poinciana Plaza in Palm Beach, Florida. Photographer: Saul Martinez/Bloomberg A shopper browses items at a store at the Royal Poinciana Plaza in Palm Beach, Florida. Photographer: Saul Martinez/Bloomberg

U.S. consumer prices rose briskly at the start of the year, a sign of persistent inflationary pressures that could push the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates even higher than previously expected.

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