US Consumers expect inflation to jump in one-by-one

The US consumer has not felt so much for the economy since November 2022, a study by the University of Michigan. Annual inflation admitted 7.1% and the Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has a soft landing chances – in places where inflation is laid without the economy – narrowed.

In December, 2.9% of the inflation and gross domestic product was 2.3% of the fourth quarter of last year, the Fedin seemed to be fed to manage the landing strip safely.

However, President Donald Trump throws the plane in 2025 in the form of tariffs. Consumers now showed that they expect to jump to 4.9% of an annual inflation. On Sunday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said “No Warranty,” Sunday.

Shares jumped on Friday, but it is likely that investors are relaxed with the lack of tariff news than the optimism of markets. As in the main street, the mood in Wall Street is determined.

Did the dead cat bounced?
US markets jumped on Friday. This S & P 500 2.13%, Dow Jones Industry Medium Rose 1.65% and Nasdaq Composite He jumped 2.61%. However, in the three trends, placed weekly losses with S & P Loses $ 58 trillion in about three weeks. Asia-Pacific Markets Monday Rose Flowers. Japan Nikkei 225 Long-term government bonds increased by 1.2%, as they produced 1.2%, in the end of this week, the Japanese meeting was high before the bank.

Gladness about the economy
Michigan University has sent a request for consumers 57.9 in mid-March For the consumer feeling index, 10.5% decrease from Dow Jones consensus estimates for 63.2. This Annual inflation worldview put up to 4.9%Highest reading since November 2022. “Many consumers asked the level of high uncertainty around politics,” said Joanne HSU, Director of the survey Joanne HSU.

To escape the recession ‘no guarantee’
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, NBC “Meeting with the press” Sunday, Trump management “resetting the government’s books” and therefore said that Prevents the financial crisis. However, Bessent also noted that the actions of the management will not result in a decline. The stock exchange adjusted, Bessent said, “Normalities” and said, “Not worried about markets.”

Growing consumption in China
Chinese retail sales increased by 4.0% expected According to reports published on Monday, on Monday, a year ago in January-February National Bureau of Statistics. Industrial production Up to 5.9% In the first two months of 2025, he defeated expectations compared to a year ago. Sunday announced China “Special action plan to increase consumption“In an offer Increase internal consumption and the exchange of the stock exchange.

Clarna files for IPO
The Swedish company, now a provider Klarna, then paid loans IPO Avenue Friday and planning Go to the public on the New York Exchange Under the ticker symbol. Clarna did not disclose the number of shares to be offered or expected. The decision to go to the public in the United States is an important blow to European exchanges fighting homegrown Tech.

(Pro) Information about the US economy
The US retail sheet for February will confirm that it has led to the reduction of consumer moods on Monday, Monday CEO of retail companies warns. Market Watchers will result in Wednesday, which will result in a ratio cutting the US federal Reserve Meeting Listen to Jerome Powell’s comments closely about the state of the economy.

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China and the United States are in a competition to create the first grid-scale nuclear fusion power. Decades at the head of the management board, China, two times, and the building projects are spent by spending projects.

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There is only one big problem.

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