
U.S. Economy Slows Down as Tariffs Hit Home
New research warns that U.S. tariffs are slowing the economy, affecting businesses and consumers with rising prices and falling confidence.
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New research warns that U.S. tariffs are slowing the economy, affecting businesses and consumers with rising prices and falling confidence.
Nearly a century after the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act worsened the Great Depression, the US risks repeating history with new tariff wars that could have severe global consequences.
America’s tariff policies are hitting home as economic indicators signal a slowdown, raising fears of a recession. Key sectors feel the strain, prompting calls for policymakers to reconsider their strategies.
US tariffs aimed at protecting jobs are hitting American businesses and consumers instead, causing price hikes and economic woes at home.
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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.
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With new tariffs about to take effect, some US consumers are stockpiling goods, fearing impending price hikes and economic uncertainty.
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.
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