Panic Buying Hits U.S. as Tariffs Push Prices Up
Amid escalating tariffs, U.S. consumers are panic buying essentials before prices surge. Items like cars, TVs, food, and beauty products may soon cost more, causing shoppers to rush to stores.
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Americans Hopeful About Reducing Record Credit Card Debt in 2025
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Americans Face High Food Prices Despite Lower Thanksgiving Costs
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