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The war in Iran has delivered what economists call a “black swan” event — an unforeseen shock so destructive, no one is immune to it. Source: cnn.com
Consumer sentiment surveys show that political affiliation is the biggest influence over how Americans feel about the economy. Source: cincinnati.com
As the conflict triggers economic disruption some risk being hit hard, while others stand to benefit. Source: bbc.com
Washington’s rapid accumulation of sovereign debt sparks outcry, with some analysts questioning if Trump has the political will to cut the deficit. Source: scmp.com
China has taken pride in its explosive growth over the decades. But now, its economy is falling behind because of deflation and a weak currency. Source: wsj.com
March Madness has taken over Tampa, bringing a surge of spending from fans across the country. Source: fox13news.com
A new Penn Wharton study finds that slashing benefits—not raising taxes—produces the biggest economic gains. Here’s the counterintuitive math. Source: fortune.com
CNBC’s Sara Eisen says rising gas prices from the Iran conflict are likely temporary, but “The View” but multiple co-hosts objected to such speculation. Source: foxnews.com
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As oil prices climbed, President Trump sought to minimize the broader economic fallout from the war, saying, “I thought it would be worse, much worse actually. It’s not bad.” Source: kcra.com
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