Tariff Trouble: US Toy Prices Soar
Tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland push US toy prices up by 2.2% in May, making holiday fun more costly.
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Tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland push US toy prices up by 2.2% in May, making holiday fun more costly.
Fed’s Beige Book flags a slightly pessimistic US economy amid rising tariffs and inflation pressures, prompting cautious business decisions.
The Chinese mainland’s CPI rose by 0.1% in June, marking a slight inflation increase and highlighting steady price trends.
US economy drops 0.5% in Q1 2025 amid rising imports, tariffs, and inflation, highlighting global uncertainties.
Rising U.S. food insecurity, driven by inflation and relief cuts, sparks global concerns and inspires creative, tech-driven solutions.
Fed Chair Powell says rate cuts will wait as tariff impacts on inflation remain key. Stay tuned for more data-driven moves!
Economist Kenneth Rogoff warns that high US debt and political gridlock could spark an inflation crisis within the next decade.
Higher US tariffs may drive up inflation, affecting global trade and everyday costs in our interconnected world.
U.S. stocks dipped due to softer inflation and cautious U.S.-Chinese mainland trade talks, stirring mixed sentiments among investors.
China’s CPI dipped by 0.1% in May, shedding light on subtle shifts in inflation trends that may impact everyday expenses and tech investments.