An in-depth analysis of the U.S. economy under President Trump’s return, highlighting persistent economic challenges, the impact of tariffs, rising healthcare costs, and the widening inequality gap affecting American consumers.

Federal Reserve projects slowing inflation in 2024, but sustained high mortgage rates, tariff-driven price increases, and rising costs in key consumer categories challenge affordability and consumer confidence.

Explore the structural factors driving rising prices in the U.S., including tech monopolies, regulatory capture, Trump-era policies, and market consolidation impacting inflation and affordability.

Dr. Robert P. Hartwig discusses how litigation trends and frivolous lawsuits impact U.S. property casualty insurance costs and economic factors, per APCIA analysis.

Analysis of how U.S. interest rate trends set by the Federal Reserve influence credit availability, liquidity, and the broader business cycle, with implications for banking and the insurance sector.

Explore key factors impacting the U.S. economy in 2025 including employment slowdowns, inflation trends, tariff effects, wage stagnation, and corporate investment shifts amid regulatory changes.

The new reconciliation bill increases the federal deficit, reduces health and nutrition support, raises utility costs, and affects clean energy jobs, impacting the U.S. middle class and economy.

The US Mint has ordered its final batch of penny blanks and will halt penny production once these are used, signaling changes in U.S. coinage and currency management.

A recent poll reveals Louisiana voters prioritize curbing insurance costs, reflecting a strong desire for legislative action in the 2025 session.

David Sampson of APCIA warns that U.S. tariffs could raise insurance claims costs significantly, impacting the industry and consumer rates.