Trump's tariffs threaten to end quarter-century era of cheap goods for U.S. consumers

New Haven expected to lose $354M in federal funding in Trump's first 100 days actions, officials say

Continued tariffs could affect housing construction and port activity in the city come summer, officials warn.

An economic strategy promoted by Trump to increase tariffs, with the promise of reducing global tariffs, is analyzed, and how this idea generated concerns about a possible recession. The controversy surrounding Lutnick and the use of post-crisis funds are also mentioned. The post "Market Tensions Due to Trump and Ukraine!" first appeared on Valuetainment.

Trump stokes fears of soaring prices and recession in first 100 days

Economists, Democrats and fiscal conservative critics have described Trump's tariff policy as effectively a massive tax hike on everyday Americans.

Voters Back Trump’s Immigration Stance but Reject Tariff Strategy, Polls Reveal

US President Donald Trump’s aggressive economic moves, particularly his tariffs, are drawing increased skepticism from voters—even as his tough stance on immigration continues to enjoy public support, several new polls reveal.Tariffs Losing Favor Among AmericansAccording to a Qui

Inflation: How tariffs could push up prices

Americans will face "significant price shocks," said Alicia Adamczyk in Fortune. The levies announced in recent weeks are certain to be passed on to consumers by importers and retailers, and will cost the average family an extra $3,800 a year, according to Yale's Budget Lab. Shoppers will quickly feel the sting at the grocery store, said Scott Neuman in NPR.org. The "vast majority" of our seafood is imported, with top suppliers including Indones…

Manufacturing jobs are coming back in Acadiana. Could tariffs accelerate that growth?

The stated goal of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs is to bring companies and their manufacturing jobs back to the United States. But in Acadiana, where there has been a concentrated focus on diversifying an economy overly reliant on oil and gas, manufacturing jobs have already been returning, and at a rate higher than the rest of the state.