#consumer-prices

#consumer-prices

Trump's tariffs could significantly raise tech costs and reshape North American supply chains, primarily affecting imports from Canada, Mexico, and China.

Trump's tariffs could raise costs for U.S. households, triggering a trade war and impacting consumer prices significantly.

Inflation increased unexpectedly, influencing markets negatively and rising prices for essential goods.

Higher tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China will likely lead to immediate price increases for consumers in the US.

Investors are concerned about President Trump's proposed tariffs on semiconductors, impacting tech stock prices, but industry players remain largely unfazed.

Annualised inflation increased to 3.0% in January, exceeding forecasts and prompting concerns for working households.

Core inflation rose to 3.7%, diminishing prospects for interest rate cuts by the Bank of England.

Trump promised to lower consumer prices, but has not prioritized this since taking office again.

High egg prices due to bird flu and inflation threaten consumer confidence in the economy.

Inflation remains a significant concern for Americans, with rising consumer prices, especially in essentials like food and gas, complicating economic recovery.