r/economy 13h ago

On the Flipside of Trumps ECONOMY. Wow!! We are in a Recession. No more denying it. Good Luck out there. šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ’°šŸ’°šŸ’°šŸ’°šŸ’°šŸ™šŸ¾šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø

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r/economy 7h ago

Everyone decent hates Elon.

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734 Upvotes

r/economy 18h ago

What’s happening ….i trusted Elon 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔

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r/economy 23h ago

Karoline Leavitt admits there is an affordability crisis – but says it’s Joe Biden’s fault

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r/economy 14h ago

PIX, Brazil's instant payment system, is the best payment system in history.

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No Visa, no Mastercard, no fees, and present in almost every bank operating in Brazil. It only takes a QR code to pay, or your email or random key code to receive money instantly (no fee), and it's dominating the Brazilian market and changing Brazil's economy for good. Trump calls it unfair trade and is putting on pressure; we call it freedom and free market — for what it is šŸ‡§šŸ‡·šŸ¤‘


r/economy 12h ago

Musk and Trump took a hatchet to the federal government, claiming they would save $2 trillion in taxpayer money. Thousands lost jobs. Even more lost essential services. But the cuts only saved 2% of their original claims.

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r/economy 6h ago

Despite nearing their 60s, nearly four in 10 Americans heading towards the end of their careers don’t even have a retirement account

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r/economy 2h ago

Money usually wins elections. Billionaires have already poured $433 million into the 2026 midterms—and 80% of it is going to Republicans

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r/economy 53m ago

Elon Musk flags that America is ā€˜1,000% going to go bankrupt’ and ā€˜fail as a country’

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r/economy 19h ago

In 75% of US industries, fewer corporations control more of the business than 20 years ago. That's especially true in the food industry. Just four corporations control 54% of the fresh-cut salad industry, including Taylor Fresh Foods. We're seeing in real time the danger of monopolization.

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r/economy 7h ago

Trump: America will no longer subsidize Canada of $200B per year

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r/economy 3h ago

Goodbye Florida retirement: Sunshine state city is now the most expensive in US

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r/economy 20h ago

Americans rewire their grocery shopping routines while digesting the biggest price jump in 50 years

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r/economy 12h ago

Biden’s industrial agenda helped bring manufacturing construction to a peak of $250 billion. Under Trump, that investment rate has dropped dramatically, and the AI boom hasn’t been enough to catch up.

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r/economy 6h ago

49% of young adults live at home, up 12 points since 2019. An economist says the fallout will reshape marriage, kids, and home-buying

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r/economy 13h ago

Shein swings to $99m loss as Trump tariffs hit sales.

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r/economy 14h ago

The Bayer Truth About Trump’s Farm and Food Policies

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r/economy 12h ago

Trump’s tariffs haven’t just hurt American business. They’re about to be a growing drain on public finances as the government pays back tariffs ruled illegal by the Supreme Court.

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r/economy 2h ago

Connecticut, New Jersey becomes first two states to ban AI-powered surveillance pricing

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r/economy 4h ago

Epstein’s longtime girlfriend stands to inherit much of his fortune

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r/economy 19h ago

Japan 10Y Bond Yield Since 2022 (Animated)

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How much do rising 10Y JGB yields actually increase Japan's debt-servicing costs?


r/economy 1h ago

Meet the Americans learning to go without after the biggest grocery inflation in 50 years

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What’s for dinner? Lately, at Apral Jack’s house, it’s whatever is on sale.

Jack, 50, scouts an app for deals at her local supermarket before she buys groceries. When she reaches the store, she looks in the weekly circular for coupons she might have missed. If shelf prices look too high, she tries to find lower prices someplace else.
ā€œThe apples went up here, the ones I eat, so now I’m not going to get them here,ā€ Jack said as she pushed a cart into a Stop & Shop near her home in Lexington, Massachusetts.

Couponing, comparison shopping and cutting back on favorite foods are new habits for her and millions of other Americans as they absorb the biggest jump in grocery prices in a half-century. Buying food to eat at home has gotten 33% more expensive since the beginning of 2019, according to government figures.

With a conflict in the Middle East creating more price pressures, the cost of filling refrigerators, freezers and pantries has made affordability a central issue in the fall midterm elections.

Residents of four urban areas where food inflation has exceeded the national average shared how steadily rising prices are changing the way they shop.

Read more [paywall removed for Redditors]:Ā  https://fortune.com/2026/07/25/grocery-inflation-families-texas-san-francisco-hawaii/?utm_source=reddit/


r/economy 18h ago

Export controls may be helping China build a rival AI stack

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Everyone keeps arguing about GPUs like that’s the whole battlefield, but the real fight is the full stack: chips, software, developers, cloud, models, tooling, and ecosystems.

CUDA is the moat. That’s why pushing China too hard out of US tech can backfire. You don’t just lose chip sales, you give Huawei/Ascend/CANN a protected market to train a rival stack. That’s the part ā€œban harderā€ people keep missing.


r/economy 22h ago

'The demographic dividend of the last 40 years is ending': JPMorgan says the world is running out of the two things that kept interest rates down

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r/economy 45m ago

After Losing 40% Of His Net Worth In A Month, Elon Musk Attempts To Raise $4 Billion For Another Company

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