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Economists have warned that U.S. consumers are likely to face higher prices on everything from sneakers to wine as a result of the trade war.
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Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers warned that America is increasingly likely to slip into recession due to escalating tariffs — potentially costing 2 million jobs nationwide.
Larry Summers, who held the post during the presidency of Bill Clinton, is sounding the alarm over the impact of Donald Trump’s tariffs
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers has come out as one of the fiercest critics of President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs. The economist said an hour of rhetoric has likely never caused so much economic damage,
Larry Summers, who served as Treasury Secretary under Bill Clinton and as director of the National Economic Council in the Obama Administration, took to X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter,
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Latin Times on MSNFormer Treasury Secretary Says Families Will Lose At Least $5,000 As a Result of Trump's TariffsFormer Treasury Secretary Larry Summers said the U.S. will likely enter a recession and lose 2 million additional jobs as a result of Trump's tariffs
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Goldman Sachs and other firms are warning of a recession. Bill Ackman floated a 90-day tariff timeout. Even the Federal Reserve chair weighed in.
Economist Larry Summers stepped up his criticism of the Trump administration's actions on trade, warning a "serious financial crisis wholly induced by U.S, government tariff policy" could be looming.
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Latin Times on MSNTrump Admin is Leaving Countries Looking to Negotiate on Read, Nations ClaimDonald Trump said the purpose of the tariffs is getting countries to the negotiating table, but many are saying their requests are not being answered
Headline inflation has eased in the U.S., but according to economist and former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, soaring prices may not be over amid President Donald Trump’s ta