Reciprocal Tariffs: US Inflation & Recession Risks Explained
Reciprocal tariffs may push up US prices, leading to inflation and even recession risks. Understand how these global trade shifts affect daily life.
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Reciprocal tariffs may push up US prices, leading to inflation and even recession risks. Understand how these global trade shifts affect daily life.
Historic cautionary tales reveal how U.S. tariffs can hurt consumers, strain economies, and stall global trade.
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Professor Zheng Yongnian claims that moving from 60% to 500% tariffs won’t shift the trade landscape, thanks to resilient economic fundamentals.
China’s Ministry of Commerce confirms robust measures to boost foreign trade and overcome global challenges.
China’s March CPI dipped by 0.1% with core CPI rebounding 0.5%, reflecting the impact of boost consumption policies amid seasonal pressures.
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