Tariffs Drive U.S. Back-to-School Costs Sky High
Tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland and Brazil are hiking prices on crayons, electronics, and more, pushing U.S. back-to-school costs up 7.3% this year.
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India Keeps U.S. Trade Talks Alive as New Tariffs Loom
India and the U.S. race against time to salvage trade talks as new tariffs of up to 50% hit Indian goods. Discover the stakes, cancelled visits, and economic risks. 🌍💼
Fed Holds Firm at Jackson Hole Amid Rising Tariff Pressures
At Jackson Hole, the Fed held firm on monetary policy even as new tariffs start to drive up costs for businesses and consumers.
300% Tariffs Threaten Global Chip Supply
US plans up to 300% tariffs on semiconductors could disrupt the global supply chain, impacting tech prices and production worldwide.
Global Postal Services Pause U.S. Shipments Over New Tariff Rules
Postal operators worldwide are suspending U.S.-bound low-value parcels as Washington ends the ‘de minimis’ tariff exemption, leaving businesses and online sellers scrambling for alternatives.
Tariff Trouble: How US Import Costs Are Hitting Your Wallet
U.S. import prices have jumped after steel and aluminum tariffs doubled to 50%, forcing businesses and consumers alike to foot the bill.
Why Trump’s Tariffs Won’t Shrink America’s $37T Debt, Say Economists
Economists say Trump’s tariffs to pay down America’s $37T debt—and promise a “dividend”—are too small to make a real dent.
Tariffs Turn Up the Heat: U.S. Inflation Is Accelerating
Economist Michael Strain warns tariffs are driving U.S. inflation above the Fed’s target, with the full impact yet to unfold.
Yale Experts: Tariffs Keep US Economy Smaller
Yale Budget Lab president Natasha Sarin warns US tariffs shift resources to less productive sectors, raise prices, and stifle growth for a persistently smaller economy.
Sen. Cantwell: Trump’s Tariffs Are Unconstitutional Taxes on Citizens
Sen. Cantwell warns Trump’s tariff revenue isn’t profit—it’s an unconstitutional tax on American citizens, draining money straight from their pockets.