Group 1 - The latest Federal Reserve "Beige Book" indicates that both employment and consumer spending in the U.S. are under pressure due to tariffs, leading to a slowdown in hiring and investment by businesses, while consumers are tightening their spending in response to rising prices [1][2] - The report highlights that all Federal Reserve districts have experienced price increases related to tariffs, which have raised production costs for businesses and increased the cost of living for consumers [1][2] - Many businesses across various Federal Reserve districts express concerns about the economic outlook, with worries about trade policy changes, high interest rates, and stricter immigration policies [1] Group 2 - Consumers are facing a dual challenge of rising prices and reduced employment, with wage growth not keeping pace with inflation, particularly as companies adjust labor costs in response to tariffs [2] - The "Beige Book" reveals increasing economic uncertainty, with the term "uncertainty" mentioned 80 times, reflecting a more cautious decision-making environment for both businesses and consumers [2]
美联储报告：美国经济两大支柱正双双承压
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang·2025-09-05 00:35