New indications. President Trump is feeling the heat over his low grades on handling the economy and Democrats election day big victories driven by cost of living concerns. The administration on Friday announcing new exemptions to certain tariffs including beef, coffee, and citrus products amid mounting pressure to combat high consumer prices.>> I just want to bring down some of the foods. Look, for the most part, the foods where we cut back a little bit on those tariffs, uh, we'll get the price down, but t ...

Hey, with us now we have US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant. Uh Mr. . Secretary, thanks so much for being with us.Greatly appreciate it. Um I want to ask you about the government shutdown. It's over now.There had been estimates before that it might take 1% GDP uh in the fourth quarter uh from the US economy. With it coming to an end, what are your what's your best estimate right now about uh how much uh the shutdown will have ended up costing the American people and how quickly the economy will bounce back ...

Investment Opportunity - Inflation-linked bonds provide payments that increase with consumer prices, ensuring a future income stream with fixed purchasing power [1] Risk Assessment - The report questions the true safety of inflation-linked bonds [1]

Consumer prices rose more than expected in August at a time when the job market appears to be on shakier footing, new data shows. https://t.co/1lnuX2qTF0 ...

Consumer prices rose more than expected in August at a time when the job market appears to be on shakier footing, new data shows. https://t.co/cPXhJggb1z ...

Core Viewpoint - Wholesale prices unexpectedly declined in August, contrary to Wall Street's expectations for an increase, as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics [1] Group 1 - The decline in wholesale prices comes ahead of the consumer price data set to be released later this week [1] - The Federal Reserve is currently debating interest rates in light of these wholesale price changes [1]

Consumer prices rose slower than expected last month as President Donald Trump’s tariffs gripped markets, according to federal data released Tuesday. https://t.co/EF9ar4EVoM https://t.co/EF9ar4EVoM ...

The second half of 2025 will be crucial for inflation, as it will deliver a clear verdict on how much President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff campaign has pushed up consumer prices. https://t.co/i8mIbiN9p6 ...