
U.S. Consumer Confidence Hits 12-Year Low Amid Economic Jitters
U.S. consumer confidence drops for fourth consecutive month, hitting a 12-year low amid recession concerns. Investors monitor implications for global markets.
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U.S. consumer confidence drops for fourth consecutive month, hitting a 12-year low amid recession concerns. Investors monitor implications for global markets.
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signals rising recession risks amid policy shifts, with implications for Asia’s trade and investment landscape.
Rising US tariffs contribute to inflation surge and falling consumer confidence, signaling economic strains as experts monitor global implications.
US consumer sentiment falls for third month due to tariff uncertainty and inflation fears, UMich survey shows.
Trump’s expanded tariffs on Chinese mainland, Canadian, and Mexican goods could cost U.S. households $1,200 annually, analysts warn, amid global trade tensions.
The US PCE Price Index rose 2.5% in January, signaling persistent inflationary pressures as consumer expectations for future inflation reach the highest level since 1995.
U.S. President Donald Trump signs a memo to investigate new tariffs aimed at restoring “fair” trade, sparking debates on potential job creation versus economic challenges.