- Inflation in the US has surged to 2.7%, sparking debate over the role of Trump-era tariffs on imported goods.
- Analysts argue tariffs have driven up consumer and business costs, directly contributing to rising price pressures.
- The Federal Reserve is monitoring the situation, with potential rate hikes or policy adjustments under consideration.
- Critics warn prolonged inflation could undermine economic growth and consumer confidence if left unaddressed.
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