Stagflation risk Shadowed Fed Ahead of Policy Meeting
The article notes a shift from a strong late 2023 economy to potential stagflation risks as inflation remains above target, tariffs threaten price pressures, and spending cuts weigh on confidence. Powell faces a tough call with rates likely unchanged yet projections signaling three cuts this year.
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Tariffs Lift Cost to Build as Home Prices Rise
Tariffs by the Trump administration on imports from Canada Mexico and China are lifting costs for building materials used in new homes and renovations. Experts say higher prices may push homebuyer costs higher and slow a housing market already in a slump. Lumber steel and other materials have jumped, with some suppliers warning price effects may be long lasting.
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Stocks rebound as markets regain footing after volatile week
U.S. stocks rose on Monday with the S&P 500 up 0.6 percent the Dow up 353 points and the Nasdaq up 0.3 percent as investors await the Fed decision on rates and weigh Trump tariff policies. Analysts note a modest economic slowdown but doubt a recession is near while hiring remains solid.
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