Federal Reserve Beige Book: As economic activity expands, it becomes more difficult for companies to pass on costs

The Beige Book released by the U.S. Federal Reserve stated that U.S. economic activity expanded slightly from the end of February to early April, but it became significantly more difficult for companies to pass on costs. The Federal Reserve's Beige Book survey of business contacts in 12 regions shows...

Economic activity expanded slightly

According to the latest report from the US Federal Reserve, US economic activity showed a slight expansion trend from the end of February to early April. This news is of great significance to the global economic situation and reflects the vitality and resilience of the U.S. economy.

It becomes more difficult for companies to pass on costs

However, corresponding to the expansion of economic activities, it is significantly more difficult for companies to pass on costs. This may bring certain challenges to the operation and development of the enterprise, requiring timely adjustment of strategies to cope with the changing environment.

12 regional business contact surveys

The content of the Beige Book comes primarily from the Federal Reserve's survey of business contacts in 12 regions. These surveys have important reference value for understanding the economic development conditions and trends of various regions.

global economic situation

The expansion of U.S. economic activities and the increase in corporate pass-through costs will have a certain impact on the global economic situation. Countries should pay close attention to these changes and adjust policies and measures in a timely manner to deal with possible challenges.