Hello, everyone. This is your daily news briefing from Chatter News.
A new survey from the New York Federal Reserve shows that us consumers
are feeling credit is getting more difficult to access compared to last year.
Consumers year ahead.
Inflation expectations also increased for the first time since October.
That's the largest jump in one year
inflation expectations since March of last year.
Meanwhile,
the Environmental Protection Agency is trying to
tighten restrictions when it comes to emissions.
They're proposing two thirds of all new passenger vehicles
sold in the US to be electric by 2032.
The federal
does not stand alone in this as California regulators voted last
year to ban the sale of new gasoline powered cars by 2035
also to set interim targets to phase out those cars as well.
And President Biden Monday signed
a bipartisan congressional resolution weeks before
it expired to end the US national emergency for COVID-19.
This was instated by former President Trump on March 13th,
2020 allowing the government to support the
country's economic health and welfare systems.
And that's your chatter news update. I'm Baker Machado,
coming to you from chatter studios in New York City.