
Reciprocal Tariffs Spark US Inflation & Recession Fears
New analysis suggests that reciprocal tariffs may boost US inflation and heighten recession risks. Stay informed on these economic challenges.
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New analysis suggests that reciprocal tariffs may boost US inflation and heighten recession risks. Stay informed on these economic challenges.
U.S. stocks drop after a mammoth rally as tariff backtracking and trade tensions trigger significant declines across major indices.
Official data from the Chinese mainland shows a 0.1% dip in March CPI, hinting at a subtle cooling in inflation numbers.
US shoppers stockpile essentials amid new tariffs, preparing for potential price surges and economic uncertainty.
Expert David Firestein warns that Trump’s reciprocal tariffs could trigger inflation, job losses, and even a recession.
Croatian analyst Petar Vuskovic warns that Trump’s tariffs could spark a recession and drive up inflation, impacting global markets and daily prices.
Rising food prices in Brazil are squeezing family budgets as government efforts focus on battling inflation.
Trump’s tariffs on Chinese imports are squeezing American small businesses, risking higher costs and lower earnings for owners and families.
Rising inflation and tariffs are squeezing US consumers as data reveals steep price hikes and waning confidence.
U.S. consumer sentiment dips for the third month as tariff chaos and rising inflation spark uncertainty.