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October 14, 2025

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🚗 New vehicle prices hit record $50,000
🌍 Trump's China tariff threats shake IMF meetings
📉 U.S.-China tensions risk market downturn
🇺🇸 U.S. bears tariff costs, complicating Fed's inflation fight
📊 Stronger U.S. growth but weak jobs and sticky inflation
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🚗 K-Shaped Economy Evident as New Vehicle Prices Soar Link
  • Average new vehicle prices in the U.S. surpassed $50,000 for the first time.
  • Auto loan delinquencies remain high, highlighting economic disparities.
  • Wealthier consumers continue to drive demand for high-end vehicles.
🌍 Trump's China Tariff Threats Loom Over IMF Meetings Link
  • Trump's tariff threats against China overshadow IMF and World Bank meetings.
  • Potential 100% duties on Chinese imports could reignite trade tensions.
  • Market volatility increased as global economic resilience is tested.
📉 Market Faces Risks as U.S.-China Tensions Persist Link
  • Mike Wilson warns of a market downturn if U.S.-China tensions persist.
  • Potential higher tariffs have already led to significant market sell-offs.
  • Investors fear a larger correction without diplomatic de-escalation.
🇺 U.S. Consumers Bear the Brunt of Trump's Tariffs Link
  • U.S. companies and consumers are absorbing most tariff costs.
  • Tariffs complicate the Federal Reserve's efforts to control inflation.
  • Studies show imported goods' prices rising, affecting consumer costs.
📊 U.S. Growth Strengthens Despite Weak Jobs and Inflation Link
  • Business investment is bolstering U.S. growth amid weak consumption.
  • Tariffs continue to drag on economic performance and consumer prices.
  • Economists predict slow job growth and persistent inflation challenges.

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