US Fed Chair Warns of Rising Risk of Economic Recession
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warns that the likelihood of a US economic recession is increasing due to growing economic uncertainty.
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U.S. Consumer Confidence Drops for Third Straight Month Amid Trade Turmoil
U.S. consumer confidence has fallen for the third consecutive month amid ongoing trade tariff chaos, signaling heightened economic concerns, according to a new survey.
Trump’s Tariff War Backfires: American Consumers Feel the Heat
As President Trump’s extensive tariffs spark retaliation from trade partners, American consumers face rising prices and uncertainty. Could the tariff strategy backfire on the US economy?
US Inflation Eases Slightly but Tariff Troubles Persist
US inflation eases but remains high as tariffs continue to affect prices and consumer spending slows.
New Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Expected to Raise Costs in the U.S.
New tariffs on steel and aluminum imports in the U.S. are set to increase costs for businesses and raise prices for consumers nationwide.
U.S. Metal Prices Soar as Trump’s Tariffs Spark Supply Concerns
U.S. metal prices are soaring after President Trump’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, sparking supply concerns and fears of a trade war.
Trump’s Tariffs May Cost Americans $1,200 a Year
Economists warn that President Trump’s new tariffs could increase inflation and cost U.S. households over $1,200 annually.
Trump’s Tariff Strategy: A Risky Move That Could Hurt the U.S.
President Trump’s new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports could harm the U.S. economy more than help, experts warn, potentially raising costs for consumers and straining international trade relations.
Egg Prices Soar in U.S. Amid Worsening Bird Flu Outbreak
Egg prices in the U.S. are reaching record highs due to a devastating bird flu outbreak, causing frustration among consumers facing soaring food costs amid the ongoing “eggflation.”
Tariffs Won’t Revive US Manufacturing, Says Australian Professor
Australian professor Warwick Powell argues that it’s futile for the US to revive its manufacturing industry, hollowed out over 50 years, solely by imposing tariffs.