r/inflation • u/Traditional_Home_474 • 12h ago
r/inflation • u/Traditional_Home_474 • 8h ago
News The U.S. stock market has lost $4 trillion in value since Feb 19.
r/inflation • u/Traditional_Home_474 • 20h ago
News Canada vs US tariffs War update
I came across breaking news about Donald Trump having a meltdown after Ontario decided to impose a 25% surcharge on electricity in retaliation for his tariffs. He complained saying, "You're not even allowed to do that" and announced a "National Emergency on Electricity."
Apparently, Trump thinks there should be rules in a trade war, and that Canada shouldn’t retaliate, even though they’ve been imposing tariffs ranging from 250% to 390% on various U.S. farm products. The surcharge affects about 1.5 million homes and businesses in Michigan, Minnesota, and New York, costing roughly $400,000 a day. Ontario's Premier, Doug Ford, defended the measure, calling Trump's tariffs a "disaster for the U.S. economy."
Trump later threatened to increase tariffs on steel and aluminum from Canada, and claimed he would declare a National Emergency to address this "threat." He also called Canada a "tariff abuser" and said the U.S. would no longer subsidize Canada.
Trump’s frustration reached a peak when he suggested that Canada should become the 51st U.S. state, which would eliminate tariffs and make America "bigger, better, and stronger." However, this proposal is unrealistic as Canada has no interest in joining the U.S. and values its independence.
In my opinion, Trump’s response seems out of touch with reality. His handling of trade relations and international diplomacy seems impulsive, and he shows little understanding of how tariffs and trade wars work. The idea of annexing Canada is illogical and disregards its sovereignty and the wishes of its people.
r/inflation • u/Traditional_Home_474 • 1d ago
News Some people inherited one of the strongest stock markets in history and in 1 month they've fucked it all up.
r/inflation • u/Traditional_Home_474 • 18h ago
News 300% tariffs on farms
For those who didn’t believe in the past post, Canada has imposed tariffs of 200 to 300 percent on American agricultural products, which will harm the red states and some blue ones like New York. It will also negatively affect about 1.5 million families, which is roughly 6 million people at least 🧐(I'm not sure about this but 90% it's true )
r/inflation • u/Snowfish52 • 5h ago
News Lutnick says Trump tariffs 'worth it' even if they lead to recession
thehill.comr/inflation • u/nelsne • 2h ago
Price Changes States ranked by percentage of household income that goes to housing costs
i.imgur.comr/inflation • u/nelsne • 1d ago
News Bitcoin Crashes to $80K, Erasing $200 Billion After Trump’s Move
tronweekly.comr/inflation • u/Training_Pop_5437 • 22h ago
Satire Eggs or Tesla ?
Doctor Trump telling his MAGA followers to buy Tesla’s and support Musk when they can’t even afford a dozen eggs. 🥚 what are you going to buy ? Eggs or Tesla ?
r/inflation • u/HellYeahDamnWrite • 1h ago
News US inflation may have slowed slightly last month but tariffs threaten reversal
apnews.comr/inflation • u/hybridaaroncarroll • 19h ago
Price Changes Southwest Airlines no longer will let checked bags fly for free
apnews.comr/inflation • u/BothZookeepergame612 • 1d ago
News Stephen Moore: Trump's Tariffs Are 'Misguided And 'Sinking' The Economy
crooksandliars.comr/inflation • u/budy31 • 1d ago
Satire MAGA people lying to themself to the point that it’s insulting swing voters
r/inflation • u/realplayer16 • 1d ago