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CPI Shows U.S. Inflation Remains Muted as Tariff Impact Is Limited

Reporter USJune 11, 2025

Businesses across the United States have for months warned that they would raise prices on their customers in response to President Trump’s tariffs. The latest data show that it is happening only in a limited way so far, helping to keep a lid on inflation. The Consumer Price Index, released on Wednesday, rose 2.4 percent […]

A Top Travel Trend: ‘Set-Jetting’ to Locations From Movies and TV

Reporter USMay 9, 2025

Have you found yourself dabbling with the idea of spending your next vacation at the White Lotus, a luxury resort famous for its obnoxious guests and regular murders? Welcome to the world of “set-jetting,” in which the settings of popular movies and TVs shows like “The White Lotus” become pilgrimage sites for fans. The White […]

U.S. Trade Deal Could Help UK Economy, but Won’t Transform It

Reporter USMay 8, 2025

The British government made faster economic growth its No. 1 mission. But efforts to kick-start it have been repeatedly knocked off course by a global economy lurching from one crisis to another. On Thursday, British officials appeared to secure a win. The country is set to announce some form of trade deal with the United […]

Consumers Are Pulling Back, Spooked by Tariff-Related Price Increases

Reporter USMay 8, 2025

As central bankers weigh the possibility of President Trump’s tariffs reigniting inflation, major companies are foreshadowing price increases and warning that shoppers are tightening their wallets. Executives at several companies that sell popular consumer products, like toys and wet wipes, this week pointed to signs of a pullback in spending. The comments came against a […]

Are We Headed for Recession? Economists Look Everywhere for Signs.

Reporter USMay 7, 2025

Americans are spending less at McDonald’s. Fewer container ships are expected at the Port of Los Angeles. Procter & Gamble is raising prices. Mattel is shifting production out of China. Evidence for the economic impact of President Trump’s trade wars is everywhere — except, for the most part, in economic data itself. Consumer spending hasn’t […]

The Fed Isn’t Likely to Cut Rates Proactively Despite Economic Concerns. Here’s Why.

Reporter USMay 5, 2025

Less than a year ago, the Federal Reserve took decisive action to bolster the U.S. economy. With inflation easing and the labor market starting to soften, the central bank opted to go big, lowering interest rates by half a percentage point and signaling further cuts to come. Rather than a panicky response to a crisis […]

Car Prices Expected to Rise as Tariffs on Parts Kick In

Reporter USMay 3, 2025

The United States imposed 25 percent tariffs on imported auto parts on Saturday that could sharply raise prices for new and used vehicles as well as for repairs and insurance. The latest tariffs, which President Trump ordered in March as part of his plan to promote domestic manufacturing, come after the 25 percent levies on […]

Companies Are Raising Prices as Tariffs Hit

Reporter USMay 2, 2025

More companies are starting to warn that they will have to pass on higher costs to American consumers, raising prices for products like strollers, mattresses, power tools and cast-iron cookware as President Trump’s tariffs take hold. Some company officials said they had been left with no choice but to raise prices as they pay more […]

A Tidal Wave of Change Is Headed for the U.S. Economy

Reporter USMay 2, 2025

When the Covid pandemic hit, factories in China shut down and global shipping traffic slowed. Within a matter of a few weeks, products began disappearing from U.S. store shelves and American firms that depend on foreign materials were going out of business. A similar trend is beginning to play out, but this time the catalyst […]

In an Uncertain Economy, McDonald’s Sees Spending Decline

Reporter USMay 1, 2025

Even value meals aren’t enough to get anxious consumers to spend. Despite efforts to entice customers to its restaurants, McDonald’s saw its sales slip in the first three months of the year. Global same-store sales dipped 1 percent for the quarter ending March 30, driven by a 3.6 percent decline in the United States, McDonald’s […]

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CPI Shows U.S. Inflation Remains Muted as Tariff Impact Is Limited

A Top Travel Trend: ‘Set-Jetting’ to Locations From Movies and TV

U.S. Trade Deal Could Help UK Economy, but Won’t Transform It

Consumers Are Pulling Back, Spooked by Tariff-Related Price Increases

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