TIPP Poll data on Americans' perception of the economy is the foundation for this section. Topics covered include U.S. consumer confidence, consumer sentiment, job market, economic growth, recession, financial stress, economic outlook, personal financial outlook, federal economic policies. We also cover trade, taxes, and debt. Our TIPP economic optimism index, financial stress index, job sensitivity metrics, and other polling on current economic issues drive the discussions.
The mainstream media is waiting for inflation to cross its peak to pretend it’s no longer a problem. We have devised the TIPP CPI metric that uses February 2021 as its base to measure inflation exclusive to the economy under President Biden’s watch.
American families are spending 15% more than last year on food expenses. How are they coping with the cost increases?
The Euro-Dollar parity is a result of decisions taken to thwart the Russian attack on Ukraine. As long as the war rages, it is unlikely matters will improve.
American workers appreciate the ability to work from home, which saves them hours of commuting time. However, many believe that onsite work is more productive.
Americans are being slammed by inflation, recession, stagflation, a bear market, and more.
Small business owners are bracing for a recession and are cutting back on various business expenses to cope. The SBE-Council-TechnoMetrica survey found that most small business owners do not agree with President Biden’s priorities and policies.
Most regrettably, the guy with a smile on his face is Vladimir Putin. The sanctions strategy has backfired on the U.S. and NATO.
The cryptocurrency market is known for its ups and downs, but the plunge in its value from $2.8 trillion to $0.95 trillion in just seven months – a fall of 67 percent – is unprecedented.
More than half of Americans see soaring federal spending during pandemic behind the surge in prices.
Sources say the senator is holding secret negotiations with Senator Schumer to pass this high-spend, high-tax package that would make both recession and inflation even worse.
Financial stress affects Americans of all ages, income levels, political views, and ideologies.
