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Consumer inflation fears spike in February as tariff worries ... - NBC News


Consumer inflation fears spike in February as tariff worries hit sentiment Though Trump postponed tariffs against Canada and Mexico, the looming threat of price pass-throughs to consumers shook ... Read More

Spending Dips As Tariffs, Inflation Weigh On Consumers' Outlook


Real consumer spending, adjusted for inflation, fell 0.3% from April, the biggest monthly drop since January, according to a June 27 report from the Bureau of Economic Analysis. Read More

Consumer sentiment tumbles in April as inflation fears spike ...


Consumer sentiment grew even worse than expected in April as the expected inflation level hit its highest since 1981, a closely watched University of Michigan survey showed Friday.. The survey's ... Read More

The Fed’s Preferred Inflation Gauge Was Slightly Hotter in May, as Spending Cooled


Most economists and policymakers are bracing for price pressures to intensify this summer because of President Trump’s tariffs. Read More

Consumer inflation fears spike in February as tariff worries hit ...


The University of Michigan consumer survey for February showed that respondents expect the inflation rate a year from now to be 4.3%, a 1 percentage point jump from January and the highest level ... Read More

Consumer inflation fears spike in February as tariff worries hit ...


Respondents expect the inflation rate a year from now to be 4.3%, a 1-point jump from January and the highest level since November 2023. Read More


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