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Inflation driven by tariffs is expected to continue its upward trajectory until at least November or December, as indicated by Torsten Sløk, the chief economist at Apollo. The imposition of tariffs under the previous administration has created significant economic ripple effects, impacting prices across various sectors. Sløk emphasizes that the consequences of these trade policies are likely to be felt more intensely in the coming months, as businesses adjust to the increased costs of imported goods.
As consumers face higher prices, the overall economic landscape may shift, leading to decreased purchasing power and potential changes in consumer behavior. This scenario raises concerns about the long-term sustainability of economic growth in the U.S. Amid ongoing discussions about trade policies and their implications, stakeholders across the economy are urged to stay informed and prepared for the potential challenges ahead.
The forecast highlights the importance of monitoring inflation trends and understanding the broader economic implications of tariff-related decisions.
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