
Bernard Yaros
Bernard Yaros is the lead U.S. economist at Oxford Economics, specializing in housing market analysis and economic forecasting. He provides valuable perspectives on real estate trends and the broader economic implications of supply and demand dynamics. In a recent context, Yaros highlighted the ongoing housing market challenges, particularly the risk of negative price growth in regions that experienced rapid price increases during the pandemic.
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Bernard Yaros noted that consumers have borne much of the additional costs related to tariffs.
Freno judicial a Trump: las claves del fallo que sacude los acuerdos comerciales de Estados UnidosUS economist Bernard Yaros pointed out that Trump has already used Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 to introduce industry-specific tariffs.
The uncertainties facing businesses and consumers after tariff changes
Bernard Yaros noted that the uncertainty of months of tariff discussion would affect businesses, investors, and households.
President Donald Trump’s tariff defeat in US Supreme Court sparks fears of interest rate spikeBernard Yaros commented that the surprising slowdown in January reinforces their conviction that price increases related to tariffs are behind.
Inflación en Estados Unidos retrocede en enero a 2,4% interanualBernard Yaros commented on the inflation deceleration, reinforcing the belief that price increases related to tariffs are behind us.
Inflación retrocede en enero en Estados Unidos, una noticia esperada por Trump - MundoBernard Yaros is the chief economist for the United States at Oxford Economics and the author of the report.
Inmigración neta baja en 500,000 personas en 2025
Bernard Yaros is the chief economist for the United States at Oxford Economics and the author of the report.
Deportaciones de Trump harían caer el ingreso de inmigrantes en 2025 a niveles de pandemia
Bernard Yaros, lead U.S. economist at Oxford Economics, commented on the housing market's supply issues.
U.S. consumer confidence weakens as tariffs create uncertainty over economy, job market








