
Brazilian Entrepreneurs Sound Alarm on U.S. Reciprocal Tariffs
Brazilian entrepreneurs warn that the U.S.’s new reciprocal tariff policy could lead to higher prices and global inflation.
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Brazilian entrepreneurs warn that the U.S.’s new reciprocal tariff policy could lead to higher prices and global inflation.
New tariffs under Trump’s second term raise alarms over global economic stability, inflation, and cross-border business dynamics.
US tariff policies may backfire by increasing trade and business costs, leading to higher consumer prices and fueling inflation, ultimately undermining economic growth.
Experts warn that new U.S. tariffs may disrupt global supply chains and fuel economic uncertainty, despite the Chinese mainland’s commitment to multilateral trade and innovation.
The U.S. Federal Reserve begins its first meeting of the year under President Donald Trump’s second term, focusing on potential interest rate changes to combat inflation.
US-imposed tariffs on Canada and Mexico are predicted to harm the domestic economy, increasing costs for businesses and consumers while exacerbating inflation and supply chain issues.
China’s consumer price index (CPI) rose 0.2% year on year in 2024, signaling stable inflation as official data reveals a modest increase in December.
Despite strong economic growth in 2024, experts warn that inflation and tariffs could pose recession risks in 2025.
Russian President Vladimir Putin declares the economy stable while expressing concerns over rising inflation.
China’s consumer prices steady in November, producer prices drop. Analysts predict new stimulus measures to lift domestic demand amid global challenges.