China will face a 34% rate, while the EU faces a 20% levy and Vietnam sees a 46% tariff.

“Despite policy uncertainty and downbeat consumers, the March top-line number was a good one for the economy and employers of all sizes, if not necessarily all sectors.”

February saw weaker-than-expected consumer spending and higher inflation.

Retirement plans were central to recent strike negotiations at Boeing and UAW.

The aerospace firm violated its fiduciary duties by using an in-house service provider and affiliated target-date funds, according to the class-action lawsuit filed by plan participants.

One recent study found that tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China would raise the cost to produce a crossover vehicle by about $4,000, while a U.S.-made EV would jump by about $12,000.

The latest numbers from the BEA include an upward revision for GDP and downward revision for inflation.

The combination of sticky inflation and weakening economic data has some on Wall Street questioning whether we could be entering stagflationary environment for the first time since the 1970s.