McDonald's is escalating its value push with new low-priced menu offers set to launch in April, according to the Wall Street Journal. Why it matters: The fast-food giant has spent nearly two years trying to rebuild its affordability image after inflation-era price hikes eroded its reputation as a low-cost leader.

The McDonald's value menu is getting a major upgrade. At a time when inflation is driving prices higher, McDonald's is reducing prices on certain items.

The chain is launching new low-priced menus and $4 breakfast deals as affordability concerns have the industry focused on value

McDonald's will introduce menu items priced at $3 or less, along with $4 breakfast meal deals in the U.S., starting in April, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.

McDonald’s is planning a new $3 value meal menu to win over budget-worried Americans - The new deals will reportedly roll out in April

For a better fast food deal, McDonald's is offering two new menu options that are sure to help in these financially troubled times.

McDonald’s is planning to offer cheap menu items going for $3 or less in a bid to win back low-income customers feeling the sting of inflation, sources told The Post. They said that starting in April,

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Restaurant giant McDonald's MCD has been known for offering value to consumers for decades. With consumers facing pressure to spend less amid higher grocery costs and other rising cost-of-living items,