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Fed policymakers and most major economists warn Trump’s tariffs will likely cause a significant boost of...3%
"Median" is what you're trying to say I claimed to say?thinking a 3% price increase is "significant"
You really struggle with reading.
Fed policymakers and most major economists warn Trump’s tariffs will likely cause a significant boost of...3%
Nope. That's not what was said. No wonder all you do here is just retweet text walls. You try to hide how stupid you are.Fed policymakers and most major economists warn Trump’s tariffs will likely cause a significant boost of...3%
"Fed policymakers and most major economists warn Trump’s tariffs will likely cause a significant boost to consumer prices in coming months. Median forecasts from the central bank’s June meeting indicate Fed staff expect inflation to climb from 2.7% to 3.1% by December."
"massive"
"huge"
"significant"
You don't even try to hide how stupid you are
"Median forecasts"
You're an idiot. I'll let you play with yourself the rest of the day.
"....CNN
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Layoffs may not be mounting, but it’s getting harder to find a job in a labor market where hiring is “anemic” as tariff-driven economic uncertainty has put a chill on some employers.
New data released Thursday showed that initial claims for unemployment benefits — considered a proxy for layoffs — fell last week. However, the number of recurring claims made by people who already have filed for unemployment rose to their highest level since November 2021...."
https://www.cnn.com/2025/07/10/econo...jobless-claims
Not to worry much desired factory jobs to make Hasbro toys coming soon
totes normal econ discourse
https://www.spglobal.com/market-inte...-2010-9144142363 U.S. Corporate Bankruptcies In June Set Up 2025 For Highest Pace Since 2010
The fast pace of monthly US corporate bankruptcies extended into June and put 2025 on track to be one of the busiest years for filings in more than a decade.
S&P Global Market Intelligence recorded 63 new bankruptcy filings from certain public and private companies in June, down from a revised count of 64 in May. The data includes companies with public debt and assets or liabilities of at least $2 million or private companies with assets or liabilities of at least $10 million at the time of filing.
Still, 371 bankruptcy filings have been recorded throughout 2025, the highest total for the first half of the year since 2010.
Corporate liquidity has largely worsened in 2025 as debt levels for many companies have risen and the US Federal Reserve is poised to hold benchmark interest rates at their current level through the summer. Consumer spending, meanwhile, is straining under the weight of a cooling job market, inflation still above monetary policymakers' targets and the Trump administration's tariffs.
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* fastens seat belt*
https://www.reuters.com/business/fin...ed-2025-07-15/U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, in an interview on Bloomberg Surveillance on Tuesday, said that a "formal process" is already starting to identify a potential successor to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
"There are a lot of great candidates, and we’ll see how rapidly it progresses," Bessent said.
welp
How much are you betting on it?
"...Businesses across the economy are passing increased input costs from tariffs along to consumers in the form of higher prices, the Federal Reserve’s latest anecdotal survey of domestic economic conditions — commonly referred to as the “beige book” — found.
Higher costs from tariffs were reported by businesses in all of the Fed’s 12 regional districts, and many made the choice to raise prices as a result...."
https://thehill.com/business/5406292...sts-consumers/
Why are you idiots cheering for higher prices and a weak dollar?
I'm cheering for a better USA where "men" like you won't have a say on any matter. You and your opinions are worthless.
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"...“I don’t know if we're going to make it past July because of the tariffs,” said Jeff Logan, 54, who runs a tattoo supply business near Philadelphia with his wife...."
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...-b2730518.html
Yikes
Small businesses going under just means more market share for big corporations. Stock market going up! Trump promised he will become so rich...
This is market is so red hot. We've got to be due for a pull back here eventually.
Where is this stock market crash that all you democrats predicted?
Who predicted a crash in July?
Links please.
Answer like a man.
Trump turning the US into a sh!thole will have negative economic consequences
htps://theintellectualistofficial.substack.com/p/us-tourism-suffers-as-canadian-visitsWhile Canadian visitors represent the sharpest drop, the broader outlook for international tourism is equally bleak. The U.S. faces a projected 9% decline in overall international arrivals this year, translating into an $8.5 billion loss in visitor spending. This is a stark reversal from earlier forecasts predicting a $16.3 billion boost, with the potential total loss now estimated at $29 billion, according to Tourism Economics’ 2025 forecast.
Lol Trump bootlicks. Keep swallowing the they're feeding you, plebe.
"The average American family will pay about $2,500 more this year because of tariffs. But unlike inflation, your wages won't rise to compensate. That's because tariffs work differently than inflation.
Tariffs cause an increase in the price of goods, both imported and their domestic compe ors. But that price increase is not technically inflation—it’s worse. Here is what is actually happening.....
....The consumer price index — the main measure of inflation — rose 0.3% in the latest reading. That's modest, but it came as the Federal Reserve was successfully reducing inflation. Prices have stopped falling and are rising again.
These higher prices are solely due to Trump tariffs. They are poised to worsen substantially as the stockpile of pre-tariff goods are sold by retailers or put onto cars, RVs and other American-made products. The cost of goods sold later this summer, and until tariffs are eliminated, will continue to rise....
....The price increases due to tariffs are not technically inflation. Economists have a name for rising prices during a weak economy: stagflation. It's what made the 1970s so miserable...."
Michael J. Hicks is the director of the Center for Business and Economic Research and the George and Frances Ball distinguished professor of economics in the Miller College of Business at Ball State University.
https://www.courierpress.com/story/o...n/85302335007/
Wages have outpaced inflation since Trump's been in office you ing re
For almost 3 years of Biden's term inflation outpaced wages. Did you complain once? yes or no.
I don't remember TSA's complaining about his wages during the Biden administration.
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