US Consumer Inflation Expectations Spike to 30-Year High
A week of sobering economic news for America ended with, well, more of the same. The long-term inflation expectations of US consumers rose to its highest level in almost three decades. Their reasons? Growing concern that President Donald Trump’s accumulating number of tariff threats against friend and foe alike will translate into higher prices.
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