US EditionStagflation Warning Signs Emerge In The U.S. Economy
- Economists warn that the U.S. Economy is showing signs of stagflation in 2025, marked by stalled growth and rising inflation.
- President Trump's economic policies, including tariffs, are causing uncertainty and volatility in the markets.
- Specifically, Trump announced a 25 percent blanket tariff on imports from countries purchasing oil from Venezuela, effective April 2, 2025.
- Yardeni Research increased the odds of stagflation to 45 percent, while Goldman Sachs raised recession odds to 35 percent.
- Federal Reserve officials acknowledge heightened inflation forecasts due to tariffs, but maintain a 'wait and see' approach.
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US will boom: Trump rejects stagflation fears as experts warn of economic crisis
Donald Trump dismissed concerns about stagflation, insisting the US economy is poised for a boom even as experts warn his policies, including tariffs and layoffs, could trigger economic slowdown and inflation.
Stagflation 'whiffs' are back — but what does it mean?
(NEXSTAR) — Economists last hinted that stagflation may be on the horizon for Americans in 2022 amid high inflation and a weaker job market, but it never arrived. Now, stagflation has found its way back into conversations amid the ongoing trade war and a shaky Wall Street. Richard Clarida, former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman turned global economic advisor at Pacific Investment Management Co. and Columbia University professor, recently told Blo…
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