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Recessions often go unnoticed until they are already underway, as indicated by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), who define a recession as a significant decline in economic activity …
Three Signs the US Might Already Be in a Recession Read More
Professor Jonathan Haskel, a distinguished figure at Imperial College Business School, has been appointed the new chair of the National Statistician’s Stakeholder Advisory Panel on Consumer Price Statistics, effective 8 …
Professor Jonathan Haskel Appointed Chair of ONS Advisory Panel on Consumer Price Statistics Read More
The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), the UK’s central forecaster, braced for President Trump’s tariff strategies while presenting after Chancellor Reeves’ Spring Statement. Yet, Richard Hughes, the OBR chair, revealed …
Navigating Economic Uncertainty: The Impact of Trump’s Tariff Policies Read More
In a significant gathering in Dallas, leading economists addressed pressing economic concerns affecting consumers. The event, co-hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and the Peterson Institute for International …
Economists Gather in Dallas to Address Tariff and Immigration Concerns Read More
Economists point out that while price increases can occur swiftly, reductions often lag behind. This phenomenon, known as price stickiness, describes how certain products, especially those with intricate supply chains …
The Sticky Reality of Prices: What Tariff Changes Mean for Consumers Read More
Amid a wave of tariffs imposed by President Trump on foreign imports, the US faces the spectre of stagflation—an economic crisis where stagnant growth, rising inflation, and high unemployment coexist …
America Faces the Threat of Stagflation Amid Tariff Turmoil Read More
In a recent statement, a leading official from the Federal Reserve warned that market concerns regarding inflation should be viewed as a potential warning sign. This sentiment emerged amid fluctuating …
Federal Reserve Official Warns of Inflation Concerns as Warning Sign Read More
In recent times, Japan finds itself grappling with the challenges posed by ascending prices. This transformation has prompted a shift among consumers, notably in their vegetable purchasing habits, as they …
Japan’s Economic Challenge: Adapting to Rising Prices Read More
An economics professor from Missouri State University, Dr. David Mitchell, shares insights about President Trump’s new tariffs and their implications. These tariffs affect all major trade partners and have caused …
Economic Turmoil: Price Hikes and Job Risks from New Tariffs Read More
The recent announcement of sweeping tariffs by President Trump has left economists, market watchers, and consumers pondering the implications. The initiative, part of his “Make America Wealthy Again” agenda, includes …
Understanding Trump’s Tariff Policies: Economic Impact and Market Reactions Read More