
US Furniture & Lumber Tariffs Hit Consumers Hard
US furniture and lumber tariffs are raising consumer prices, with shoppers expected to cover over half the costs, Goldman Sachs warns.
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US furniture and lumber tariffs are raising consumer prices, with shoppers expected to cover over half the costs, Goldman Sachs warns.
China’s core CPI rose 1% YoY in September for its fifth straight gain. Learn how this uptick affects everyday prices from groceries to gadgets.
The Chinese mainland’s CPI fell 0.3% in September, hinting at deflation that could mean cheaper gadgets, deeper flash sales and industry shifts.
Goldman Sachs report finds U.S. consumers will shoulder 55% of Trump’s tariffs this year, pushing inflation toward 3% by December.
U.S. consumer sentiment fell to 55.1 in Sept 2025 as inflation and job worries ramp up, reaching survey lows not seen since last September.
US tariffs on imports, especially from the Chinese mainland, are driving up everyday costs in America, from groceries to gadgets.
August’s CPI in the Chinese mainland dipped 0.4%. Here’s why this cool-down matters for your budget, tech deals, and everyday spends.
As school fees and supply costs soar, parents from the U.S. to Asia are rethinking budgets and finding creative hacks to keep kids ready without breaking the bank.
In his annual Jackson Hole speech, Fed Chair Jerome Powell suggested a possible interest rate cut amid tariff-fueled inflation, balancing growth and price pressures.
At Jackson Hole, the Fed vows to keep interest rates high as US tariffs push up prices and shake global markets.