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⚠️ ECONOMIC ALERT! The Fed says tariffs are pushing prices UP – and YOU might pay the price! 💥
The U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) just released its Beige Book, and here's the big takeaway:
Tariffs are increasing business costs across all 12 districts – and most companies plan to pass those costs on to consumers.
📊 Key Findings:
Input costs are rising due to tariffs
Companies are either applying tariff surcharges or shortening pricing windows
Many expect to raise prices for customers
But some report profit margin squeezes due to weak demand, especially in consumer-facing sectors
📉 Economic activity?
5 districts saw slight growth
3 stayed flat
4 reported declines (mild to moderate)
🚨 What’s changing:
Car and durable goods sales are up — people rushing to buy before price hikes
Travel is down, both for leisure and business
International visitors decreased
Home sales up slightly, but inventory remains very low
Meanwhile, President Trump claims the U.S. is "making a lot of money" from tariffs and says even China and the EU want to make deals.
He promises this will lead to lower taxes and says:
"We won’t be the world’s laughingstock anymore."
‼️ MARK YOUR CALENDAR:
The next Fed interest rate decision is on May 6–7.
Current rates: 4.25% to 4.5%
Stay informed. These changes could hit your wallet soon.
#FedAlert #Tariffs #Inflation #EconomyWatch #FederalReserve #JeromePowell #TrumpNews #BeigeBook #InterestRates #ConsumerPrices
The U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) just released its Beige Book, and here's the big takeaway:
Tariffs are increasing business costs across all 12 districts – and most companies plan to pass those costs on to consumers.
📊 Key Findings:
Input costs are rising due to tariffs
Companies are either applying tariff surcharges or shortening pricing windows
Many expect to raise prices for customers
But some report profit margin squeezes due to weak demand, especially in consumer-facing sectors
📉 Economic activity?
5 districts saw slight growth
3 stayed flat
4 reported declines (mild to moderate)
🚨 What’s changing:
Car and durable goods sales are up — people rushing to buy before price hikes
Travel is down, both for leisure and business
International visitors decreased
Home sales up slightly, but inventory remains very low
Meanwhile, President Trump claims the U.S. is "making a lot of money" from tariffs and says even China and the EU want to make deals.
He promises this will lead to lower taxes and says:
"We won’t be the world’s laughingstock anymore."
‼️ MARK YOUR CALENDAR:
The next Fed interest rate decision is on May 6–7.
Current rates: 4.25% to 4.5%
Stay informed. These changes could hit your wallet soon.
#FedAlert #Tariffs #Inflation #EconomyWatch #FederalReserve #JeromePowell #TrumpNews #BeigeBook #InterestRates #ConsumerPrices
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CPI inflation, Powell's testimony in focus!🧐
🏆Focus was now squarely on the consumer price index, due for release on Wednesday, amid concerns that Trump's tariffs policies will add inflationary pressures to the world’s largest economy.
🌆The inflation gauge is projected to show that headline consumer price growth cooled on a month-on-month basis in January and equaled December's annualized pace.
So-called core inflation, which strips out more volatile items like food and fuel, is tipped to accelerate slightly from the prior month.
In December, consumer prices rose by 2.9% year-on-year, above the central bank's target level of 2%.
Meanwhile, Fed Chair Jerome Powell is facing questions today as he testifies to Congressional committees. He will do so again on Wednesday.
In his prepared testimony, Powell said the Federal Reserve does "not need to be in a hurry to adjust our policy stance."📊
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🏆Focus was now squarely on the consumer price index, due for release on Wednesday, amid concerns that Trump's tariffs policies will add inflationary pressures to the world’s largest economy.
🌆The inflation gauge is projected to show that headline consumer price growth cooled on a month-on-month basis in January and equaled December's annualized pace.
So-called core inflation, which strips out more volatile items like food and fuel, is tipped to accelerate slightly from the prior month.
In December, consumer prices rose by 2.9% year-on-year, above the central bank's target level of 2%.
Meanwhile, Fed Chair Jerome Powell is facing questions today as he testifies to Congressional committees. He will do so again on Wednesday.
In his prepared testimony, Powell said the Federal Reserve does "not need to be in a hurry to adjust our policy stance."📊
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U.S. consumer prices rose by more than expected in January, pointing to lingering inflationary pressures that could bolster the case for the Federal Reserve to carefully approach future potential interest rate reductions.
consumer prices increased by 3.0% in the twelve months to January, above expectations that the reading would match December's pace of 2.9%, according to Labor Department data on Wednesday. Month-on-month, the gauge unexpectedly accelerated to 0.5%, up from 0.4% in the prior month and faster than economists' expectations of 0.3%.
U.S. consumer prices rose by more than expected in January, pointing to lingering inflationary pressures that could bolster the case for the Federal Reserve to carefully approach future potential interest rate reductions.
consumer prices increased by 3.0% in the twelve months to January, above expectations that the reading would match December's pace of 2.9%, according to Labor Department data on Wednesday. Month-on-month, the gauge unexpectedly accelerated to 0.5%, up from 0.4% in the prior month and faster than economists' expectations of 0.3%.
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PCE (Personal Consumption Expenditures index) is an important inflation indicator in the USA that tracks changes in prices of goods and services that people buy. If PCE rises, it indicates an increase in inflation, which may prompt the Federal Reserve to change interest rates. Analyzing PCE helps understand how the purchasing power of citizens is changing and how the economy feels overall. In times of economic instability, the significance of this indicator increases, and its regular updates help investors, analysts, and policymakers make more informed decisions in their strategies and plans.
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PCE (Personal Consumption Expenditures index) is an important inflation indicator in the USA that tracks changes in prices of goods and services that people buy. If PCE rises, it indicates an increase in inflation, which may prompt the Federal Reserve to change interest rates. Analyzing PCE helps understand how the purchasing power of citizens is changing and how the economy feels overall. In times of economic instability, the significance of this indicator increases, and its regular updates help investors, analysts, and policymakers make more informed decisions in their strategies and plans.
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