
Recession Fears Grow as US Tariff Policies Backfire
Leading economists warn that aggressive US tariff policies may be pushing the nation closer to a recession, burdening American households and threatening economic growth.
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Leading economists warn that aggressive US tariff policies may be pushing the nation closer to a recession, burdening American households and threatening economic growth.
US tariffs aimed at protecting industries are causing higher prices and recession risks, impacting consumers and businesses.
Experts warn that the U.S. is heading toward a recession as stock markets plummet and tariff policies face criticism. Economists urge for sustainable policies to prevent prolonged economic hardship.
Multiple economic warning signs have heightened fears that the US economy is heading toward a recession.
President Trump signals possible tariff exemptions for some countries ahead of the April 2 “reciprocal day,” while economists warn of a potential recession due to unpredictable trade policies.
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