As the Fed waits on the impact of tariffs, some are already feeling it

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In the big story today, the Federal Reserve maintains a benefit company, where the Federal Reserve Chairman is waiting for Jerome Powell to see the effect of Trump’s tariff. However, some people already feel them.

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Hands coming out of a pile of money, holding a pile of delivery packages. — Getty pictures Alyssa Powell/binary

Stop me if I heard this before: The Federal Reserve did not say interest rates because it is awaiting seeing the impact of definitions.

For the fourth consecutive time this year, the central bank chose not to set interest rates. As was the case before, the impact of President Donald Trump’s trade war was a major part of the decision, as Alie Kelly wrote from Bi.

It is difficult to move for multiple reasons. First, the final intensity of the definitions is unclear because negotiations are continuing. Second, the financial statements have not yet indicated prominent price changes due to the trade war.

However, Powell said he eventually expects the cost of definitions to the consumer.

“We expect a meaningful amount of inflation in the coming months,” Paul said, adding: “Someone must pay for the definitions.”

In some cases, it actually happens. (To surprise the customer.)

Emily Stewart from BI has a story on the shock stickers that customers get when sharp import bills arrive at the threshold of their doors.

Some people even questioned the legitimacy of bills. Emily said that the agent who bought a $ 850 bag from Spain believed that the text I got from UPS, which was photographed by $ 250 for delivery was a fraud.

This has led to a lot of preparing the fingers around who blames. Retail traders often say that their web sites explain – albeit often in fine printing – that import duties are the responsibility of customers.

Transport companies such as UPS and Fedex say they pass the bill that they had to push the US government to buyers.

Meanwhile, buyers are left frustrated from the additional fees that were not aware of them early. What is worse: even if they return the element, they are still on the hooks of the tariff bill.

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