U.S. inflation eases to a four-year low in April, reflecting early tariff impacts and varied sector price movements. Persistent inflation pressures and tariff-related costs influence economic and insurance market trends.

Tariffs on imported construction materials are projected to raise U.S. home insurance premiums by $106 on average in 2025, impacting rebuilding costs and coverage requirements nationwide.

Tariffs on imported construction materials could raise average U.S. home insurance premiums by $106 in 2025, driven by higher rebuilding costs and supply chain effects.

New 25% tariffs on imported auto parts will increase U.S. car repair expenses and insurance premiums, impacting both new and used vehicle markets, with significant effects on states like New York and Florida.

Explore the implications of U.S.-China trade tariffs on insurance, financial markets, and global supply chains amid ongoing negotiations and regulatory challenges.