Timothy Weaver+FollowWhy Your Favorite Snacks Cost More NowEver notice your go-to snacks or instant noodles are suddenly pricier? That’s not just inflation—new tariffs are making imported groceries like Asian noodles, coffee, and even dollar store treats jump in price. Stores like H Mart and Dollar Tree are raising prices, and even your favorite mango or coconut goodies are getting hit. If you love international flavors, now’s the time to stock up or try local alternatives! #groceryprices #tariffs #snackattack #moneysavingtips #foodie #Shopping110Share
Audrey Rose+FollowJobs Up, But Tariffs Are Looming TroubleThe April jobs report just dropped: 177,000 new gigs, mostly in health care and shipping, but there’s a catch. Tariffs and federal layoffs are starting to bite, and experts say May could get rough. Wages are up a bit, but hiring is slowing and long-term unemployment is rising. The Fed’s stuck between fighting inflation and worrying about layoffs. Basically, things are steady for now, but everyone’s bracing for a bumpy ride ahead. Anyone else feeling the tension? #JobsReport #Economy #Tariffs #Unemployment #Wages #FedWatch #JobCareer30Share
jhampton+FollowWhy Empty Ports Matter More Than StocksForget the stock market drama—if you really want to know how the economy’s doing, check out the ports. Thanks to new tariffs, ships from China are skipping LA, and that means fewer gadgets, clothes, and even jobs. If you notice emptier shelves or slower shipping, it’s not just you. When ports slow down, everything from truckers to warehouse gigs takes a hit. So next time you’re waiting on a package, blame the tariff tango, not just Wall Street! #SupplyChain #Tariffs #MoneyHacks #EconChatter #Business163Share
Amanda Stewart+FollowStock Market Surges After Job Report DropBig news: the US job market added 177,000 jobs in April—way more than experts guessed, even with all the tariff drama. Stocks popped off, with the Dow and Nasdaq both soaring. The White House is calling it a win, saying the labor market is toughing it out. But some economists are side-eyeing those tariffs, worried they could still mess things up soon. For now, though, it’s a win for workers and Wall Street! #JobMarket #StockMarket #Economy #Tariffs #FinanceNews #JobCareer907191Share
Russell Cooke+FollowJob Market Surprises—But For How Long?177,000 new jobs popped up in April—way more than anyone expected! Health care and transportation led the charge, but there’s a twist: experts think companies are racing to hire before tariffs hit harder. Unemployment is steady, but layoffs are creeping up and the economy actually shrank a bit last quarter. Basically, the job market’s still holding on, but everyone’s watching to see if this is just the calm before the storm. Anyone else feeling déjà vu from 2019? #JobMarket #Economy #Employment #Tariffs #WorkTrends #JobCareer50Share
Jamie Santana+FollowJobs Boom Shocks the ExpertsDid anyone else see this jobs report coming? Economists totally didn’t! The U.S. added 177,000 jobs last month—way more than expected—and unemployment’s still super low at 4.2%. Trump’s hyped, saying tariffs are bringing in cash, but most people are still stressed about prices and job security. Experts warn those tariffs could mean pricier stuff and fewer jobs in the short run, even if the long-term plan is to boost American manufacturing. Wild times for the economy! #JobsReport #Economy #Tariffs #Unemployment #Trump #JobCareer518Share
Jacqueline Farrell+FollowWhich Cars Are Dodging the 2025 Tariff Hit?Car prices are about to get wild thanks to a new 25% tariff on imports. Some rides are safe, but others? Not so much. If you want to avoid sticker shock, check out these 5 cars that won’t get pricier (hello, Toyota Camry and Ford Explorer) and steer clear of the 5 that are taking the biggest hit (sorry, Mercedes GLE and Mustang Mach-E fans). Might be time to rethink that dream car! #CarShopping #Tariffs #CarPrices #AutoNews #CarBuyers #Cars162Share
Heather Moore+FollowWhy Your Next Home Might Cost MoreHeads up if you’re house hunting or eyeing home improvement: New tariffs on building materials like lumber and steel are making it pricier to build or renovate. Plus, fewer workers on job sites (thanks to stricter immigration rules) could mean longer waits and higher labor costs. Bottom line? Expect home prices to keep climbing. If you’re into trading, wild swings in homebuilder stocks could be your next rollercoaster ride! #housingmarket #tariffs #homebuying #personalfinance #investing #RealEstate00Share
Amanda Stewart+FollowJobs Boom Shocks the ExpertsDid NOT see this coming: the latest jobs report blew past expectations with 177k new gigs and unemployment holding steady at 4.2%. Even with all the tariff drama and everyone stressing about prices, hiring is still strong. Trump’s hyped, saying tariffs will make us rich (eventually), but most folks aren’t feeling it yet. Economists warn: brace for higher prices and maybe fewer goods in the short run. Wild times for the economy! #JobsReport #Economy #Tariffs #Unemployment #TrendingNews #JobCareer143Share
Christy Jones+FollowSummer Shortages Incoming?Just when we thought the job market was looking up, experts are warning us to brace for some summer surprises. Even though big retailers stocked up ahead of Trump’s tariffs, those supplies might only last 6-8 weeks. If tariffs stick around, we could actually see empty shelves and product shortages soon. Anyone else getting flashbacks to 2020? Let’s hope it doesn’t get that wild! #EconomyWatch #Tariffs #SupplyChain #SummerShortages #JobCareer2621Share
