Powell: Tariffs Result in Higher Inflations with Possible Persistent Effects

Powell: Tariffs result in higher inflations with possible persistent effects

The Federal Reserve Bank’s board of governors now sees one-time price jumps as the most-likely “base case” effect from President Trump’s new and increased tariffs on a variety of goods, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday, although he would not rule out the chance that the higher levies could have a more persistent impact. Powell and other Fed governors have previously said it was too soon to predict the tariffs' economic impacts …

Input Prices Expected to be Higher in 2026 - Southern Farm Network

Farmers will likely face higher prices for inputs in 2026, a result of tariffs on international trade, but the impact is not one size fits all. John Appel, Vice President of Category Management with the Farmers Business Network, says some products will see greater price hikes than others. “Products like S-metolachlor, clethodim, Dicamba, those will be subject to the maximum amount of tariffs. There’s no exemptions or anything like that. And also…

Week 44 US wholesale prices: Trump's tariffs trigger higher Icelandic cod, haddock rates; Chilean salmon firms

UCN's week 44 price assessments and market wrap-ups for US wholesale prices for crab, salmon, shrimp, lobster, groundfish, farmed whitefish and scallops are available on our new platform