Billionaire beef is sizzling, and it’s not just egos getting grilled. This week on The Curve Weekly, Vic and Soph unpack Amazon’s bold move to start showing tariffs at checkout and what that means for consumers. Spoiler: it’s not great for your wallet, and it could be a warning sign for rising inflation. We break down the ripple effects: how inflation hits your savings, why BP is scrambling to stay afloat, and why airline prices might be dropping (finally!).⁠

WTF Does That Mean? A Guide to All the Jargony Bits:

Tariffs – Taxes on imported stuff. Makes everything pricier.

Inflation – Prices go up, money buys less.

Interest Rates – Cost of borrowing or reward for saving.

Buyback – A company buying its own shares. Bit of a flex.

Reporting Season – Companies reveal their results.

CPI – Tracks price changes in everyday stuff.

Public vs Private – Public = shares for everyone. Private = invite-only.

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