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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Fed Chair Powell Teases Rate Cut in Jackson Hole Speech
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.
Fed Stands Firm at Jackson Hole as Tariffs Start to Bite
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