
Tariffs Cloud US Economy: Fed’s Beige Book Signals Slowdown
The Fed’s Beige Book signals a dip in US economic activity amid rising tariff-driven uncertainty, sending ripple effects across global markets and reshaping business strategies.
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The Fed’s Beige Book signals a dip in US economic activity amid rising tariff-driven uncertainty, sending ripple effects across global markets and reshaping business strategies.
New surveys show Americans are trimming summer spending amid rising trade tariffs, with 2 in 3 planning to cut back as economic uncertainty grows.
A CNBC survey reveals 66% of US small business owners feel the pinch of trade tariffs, with most fearing a recession and rating the economy poorly.
CNBC survey: 66% of U.S. small business owners feel impacted by tariffs, 70% foresee a recession, and over 60% report stress over finances and consumer demand.
Amid tariff threats, US reliance on global trade is slipping. With just 13% market share, can America dictate terms? Data shows partners can quickly adapt.
A 0.3% GDP contraction in Q1Â 2025, 10% tariffs on imports and ripple effects from 700,000 potential job losses to a $1,000 hit per household. How will U.S. businesses adapt?
New data shows U.S. consumer confidence fell to its lowest since May 2020 amid fears tariffs will drive up living costs.
CNN poll: 59% of Americans say President Trump’s policies have worsened the economy, with rising living costs and low optimism on the financial outlook.
As US manufacturing roars back, a Cato survey shows 80% support vs 25% willing to work in factories, exposing a growing workforce gap.
U.S. tariffs have raised costs for businesses and consumers, sparking retaliatory measures and market jitters. Entrepreneurs warn a trade war ‘not good for anyone’ as price hikes bite.