
Fed Chair Powell Signals Patience on Rate Cuts Amid Tariff Concerns
Fed Chair Jerome Powell signals that the Federal Reserve will wait to see the impact of tariffs before considering interest rate cuts.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell signals that the Federal Reserve will wait to see the impact of tariffs before considering interest rate cuts.

Recent US tariff policies have heightened inflation fears even as the economy shows signs of slowing down, with the first contraction in three years and concerns over potential stagflation.

China’s economy grew by 5.4% in Q1 2025, surpassing expectations. Rising consumer confidence and strategic policies drive resilience amid global pressures.

US consumer confidence has plunged to its lowest level since the pandemic began, raising fears of a potential recession as concerns over tariffs and rising prices weigh heavily on Americans.

Multiple economic warning signs have heightened fears that the US economy is heading toward a recession.

U.S. consumer confidence fell for the fourth straight month in March, signaling deepening pessimism about the economy and future employment prospects, according to the Conference Board.

China’s new policies are boosting consumer confidence and driving domestic consumption, signaling a positive shift in the nation’s economy.

Chinese consumers are feeling more optimistic about their financial future, with recent surveys showing a boost in spending on health, travel, and wellness as the economy regains momentum.

Consumer confidence in the Chinese mainland is on the rise, with more people feeling financially better off and ready to spend, according to a new survey by Deutsche Bank.