Sabri Beneshour

Is this a sign of changing times, of a world that is less desirous of U.S.

Turning home for a second, the personal saving rate has been declining all 2025 long.

How long can that keep going before something in the economy breaks?

Lastly, for many Americans now and definitely this weekend, it is freezing cold.

Like the temperature in Minneapolis is minus 21 degrees, which is insane.

In a month's time, are we going to see that hit in the economic data?

Christopher Lowe is chief economist at FHN Financial in New York.

Thank you so much.

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President Trump's desired conquest of Greenland is taking an economic turn.

From Marketplace, I'm Sabri Beneshour, in for David Brancaccio.

Over the weekend, President Trump threatened new tariffs on goods from eight European countries because they are opposed to his desired takeover of Greenland, which is a Danish territory.

Julia Coronado is here to talk about it.

She's founder and president of Macro Policy Perspectives.

Hi, Julia.

So as a baseline, remind us what all the tariffs we already have have done economically.