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America s renters have been particularly battered by inflation, with
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stanley cup r ago. In September, rents rose 0.8% from August alone mdash; the largest monthly increase since June 1990. At that pace, renters would pay about 10% more to their landlords in 2022 compared with last year, Pantheon chief economist Ian Shepherdson said in a research note in which he called the rise in rents alarming. Such increases could not possibly be sustained in an economy where wage growth is half that pace, and likely to slow, he added. Despite that trend, there are signs that renters could see some relief. Median rent in the 50 largest U.S. cities dropped to $1,759 in September, albeit a decrease of less than 1%,accordingto Realtor. Sunbelt cities like Riverside and Sacramento in California, as well as Las Vegas and Tampa, Florida, are see
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Many American families may find themselves no better off this year as their tax cut will be almost entirely wiped out by higher costs from the Trump administration s tariffs on Chinese imports, economists are saying. And if tariffs on Mexican products go into effect starting next week, the typical American consumer could end up in the hole by thousands of dollars.The math works like this: The Tax Cuts Jobs Act delivered tax savings to the average American family of about $930 per year, according to the Tax Policy Center. But so far, the tariffs alone on Chinese imports are adding costs of $831 for the average family in the U.S., according to economists a
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reebok slap tariffs on imports from Mexico, starting with a 5% tariff beginning on Monday and escalating to 25% by October, unless Mexico stems the flow of migrants reaching the U.S. southern border.Mr. Trump has called the tariffs beautiful, but he also repeatedly misstates how tariffs work, erroneously insisting that China and Mexico are paying the tariffs. In truth, tariffs are paid by the importers, which means American businesses such as Walmart and Costco are paying the tariff
