SDSU economist looks at tariffs' impact, potential

SDSU economist looks at tariffs' impact, potential

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO/AP) — South Dakota State University economist Joe Santos, who spoke in Sioux Falls Monday at a Rotary Club event, says prices in the short term may very well increase thanks to tariffs. "There's a really good chance that some of that tax, if you will, will be passed through in the form of higher prices to consumers," Santos said. "It's not the only place it needs to go, but it needs to go somewhere. It either gets passed …

NDSU Extension to host tariffs and trade impacts webinar

North Dakota State University Extension will host a special edition of its monthly Agricultural Market Situation and Outlook webinar series to discuss the status of tariffs and trade, and the expected impacts on North Dakota agriculture at 1 p.m. Central Daylight Time on Friday, April 4. Presenters will include Byron Parman, NDSU Extension agricultural finance specialist; Frayne Olson, NDSU Extension crops economist; Tim Petry, NDSU Extension li…

Markets are still not pricing in the real event risk from Trump tariffs, economist says

Johan Löf, senior economist and head of forecasting at Handelsbanken, on the market risk from U.S. tariffs and the latest signals from Washington.

Banking strategists have begun to review their profit forecasts and index targets, but neither they, and even less the markets, are already integrating the risk of a stagflation or recession caused by a trade war.

Washington to announce another package of import tariffs on Wednesday