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.

Colorado's car insurance ranks seventh highest in the U.S. with steady premiums early in 2025 but tariff-related cost pressures could raise rates by up to 7% by year-end, according to Insurify.

Minnesota's auto insurance premiums may decline in 2025 but face upward pressure from import tariffs on auto parts, potentially reversing gains amid inflation and increased claims costs.

The US and EU agreed on a trade deal cutting European car tariffs to 15%, easing from previous 25% tariffs, amid global shifts towards electric vehicles and supply chain concerns.

June's U.S. CPI shows inflation up 2.7%, retail sales grow, and multifamily residential construction rises amid tariff influences, per Cox Automotive analysis.

Marketplace insurers plan a median premium increase of 15% in 2026 driven by expiration of enhanced premium tax credits and tariff effects on medical costs, per Peterson Center and KFF analysis.

Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions under scrutiny amid inflation targets, tariff uncertainties, and impact on the housing market and economic growth.

A new 25% tariff on U.S. auto parts takes effect, leading to higher vehicle prices and increased auto insurance costs due to raised repair expenses and regulatory actions.

Explore how tariffs affect U.S. companies and how trade credit insurance can protect businesses from financial risks related to increased import costs and market uncertainties.

This article analyzes how US tariff policies amid trade negotiations with China and other economies are affecting global trade, inflation, and supply chains, with insights into Federal Reserve concerns and market responses.