Job Growth Benefiting Native-Born Americans, Wage Increases Surpassing Inflation
Discussion on Wage Benefits and Inflation On the recent “Alex Marlow Show,” host Alex Marlow engaged with John Carney, Breitbart’s Economics editor, regarding the impacts of inflation on wage benefits. Marlow highlighted, “There are some troubling aspects under the Biden administration, where there’s a lot of talk about creating jobs—like, say, 200,000 or 150,000 jobs—and […]
The Fed’s Views on Inflation from Tariffs
The Fed is Trapped in Group Ideas About Tariffs If you’ve been curious about how Federal Reserve officials perceive Donald Trump’s tariff strategies, the latest minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) make it quite clear. They all consider tariffs to be inflationary. This consensus is not contested within the Eccles building. Every participant […]
Australian Dollar continues to rise following RBA Bullock’s alert about inflation dangers
Australian currency faces challenges as RBA’s Bullock cautions about persistent inflation risks. China’s consumer price index saw a modest increase of 0.1% year-on-year, while it dipped by 0.1% month-on-month in June. President Trump is likely to announce significant tariffs, including a potential 50% tariff on imported copper and a staggering 200% on pharmaceutical imports. The […]
Concerns About Trump’s Tariff Inflation Spread by the Media Prove to Be Unfounded
Corporate media has often warned that Donald Trump’s tariffs would trigger significant price increases. In an unexpected move, Trump announced a 90-day suspension of tariffs on April 2, reducing most to a baseline of 10%. Even with this 10% obligation and persistent media alerts, inflation hasn’t spiked as predicted. As one commentator noted, “It’s tariff […]
Amazon Leader States Tariffs Haven’t Increased Prices, Challenging Critics’ Inflation Claims
Amazon CEO Discusses Impact of Tariffs on Prices Amazon CEO Andy Jassy stated on Monday that the newly imposed tariffs on Chinese goods have not significantly affected prices on the platform. This aligns with growing evidence suggesting that the recent trade measures have not led to the inflation spike that many economists and critics anticipated. […]
Powell indicates that the Fed postponed rate reductions because of concerns about inflation from tariffs.
Trump Writes to Powell About Interest Rates During a press conference on Monday, White House spokesperson Caroline Leavitt confirmed that President Donald Trump had sent a letter to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, expressing concerns about low interest rates in comparison to other countries. On Tuesday, the Federal Reserve announced it had decided to lower […]
Euro increases as inflation in the euro zone meets the ECB’s 2% goal
European stocks dip as traders watch Bank meetings in Sintra European stocks ended the day lower, with investors keeping a close eye on the European Central Bank’s annual gathering in Sintra, Portugal. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index dropped by 0.2%, featuring a mixed bag of sectors that mostly finished in the red. In the UK, […]
EUR/USD continues to rise toward 1.1800 before Eurozone inflation and US ISM PMI data
The EUR/USD is expected to hover around 1.1790 during early European sessions on Tuesday. The US is reportedly pursuing narrower deals to secure agreements ahead of Trump’s tariff deadline. Germany’s inflation rate fell to 2.0% in June, which is softer than anticipated. The EUR/USD pair is anticipated to trade on a downward trend near 1.1790 […]
Economist Art Laffer Explains Why Tariffs Do Not Lead to Inflation
Economist Art Laffer discussed tariffs on Fox Business, asserting that import taxes won’t lead to inflation, as the negative effects on prices would be balanced by reductions in export prices. After President Trump announced mutual tariffs with various countries on April 2nd, he later called for a 90-day “suspension” of these tariffs. On the show […]
Inflation Pressure Eases Significantly in May, Supporting the Case for Fed Rate Reductions
Fed’s Inflation Gauge Indicates Easing Price Pressures The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure revealed that fundamental price pressures lessened in May, suggesting a stronger case for interest rate cuts as price growth continues to decline. The Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) Price Index, released by the Commerce Department, increased by 0.1% that month, pushing annual inflation […]