US EditionNorth Texas congresswoman says tariffs are preventing small businesses from planning for the future
- Natalie Sherman reported from New York that US households face rising prices and potential shortages due to tariffs.
- President Trump's announced tariffs and subsequent scaling back caused market turmoil and uncertainty for consumers.
- The latest tariffs included a 10% tax on most imports and a 145% duty on goods from China, a key supplier.
- Yale's Budget Lab forecasts clothing prices could soar 60%, and one person said, "You might as well buy it now."
- Consumers are stocking up on items like sunscreen and some businesses are cancelling shipments, leading to possible shortages.
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Women turn to money-saving life hacks as recession fears mount
Anything to save a dollar these days. These days women are torn between wanting to prioritize self-care and figuring out where they can cut back on self-indulgent spending to save money in today’s fickle economy — especially with President Trump’s tariffs causing financial panic across the country. Nowadays it’s easier than ever to buy things...
A Wave Of Panic Buying Has Suddenly Erupted At Retailers All Over America
This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The Economic Collapse Blog. Do you remember the panic buying that we witnessed during the early days of the pandemic? It’s back, and I have a feeling that it is only going to intensify in the days ahead. As more Americans begin to realize that products made in China will soon more than double in price and that some may no longer be available at all, there will be a feverish rush to pu…
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