"Ultimately, Barclays expects weighted-average tariffs to end up at around 15%, up from a current 10% and 2.5% last year. Other economists calculate even higher rates. That could mean much of the likely tariff hit is still in the future."
sexeriy237•5mo ago
The bait and switch all year so far won't hide it forever. Companies can only eat so much, if they are eating +60% on everything so far, that would make sense
IAmGraydon•5mo ago
You ever wonder if the WSJ is just another mouthpiece for this administration’s lies? After all, it’s owned by Rupert Murdoch, who also owns the far right’s propaganda outlet, Fox News.
PPI is a measure of inflation, and the data this week shows that it went up 0.9% in just a month, a massive increase. Then this article comes out and does what the administration does - tries to rewrite reality by just shamelessly lying.
MilnerRoute•5mo ago
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/why-haven-t-tariffs-...
"Ultimately, Barclays expects weighted-average tariffs to end up at around 15%, up from a current 10% and 2.5% last year. Other economists calculate even higher rates. That could mean much of the likely tariff hit is still in the future."
sexeriy237•5mo ago