A Scottsdale-based economist says consumers should be wary that domestic prices will continue to rise unless there is a complete reversal of the Trump Administration’s trade policy.
Danny Court with Elliott D. Pollack and Company says there’s been a run on electronics in anticipation. He has this advice:
“Large ticket items or non-perishable items or things like that could be a good game plan, to buy a little bit in advance and then wait and see," Court said.
He says personal budgets will likely have to tighten – and may lead to canceled purchases, like a vacation.
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