​Inflation eases to 2.4% in March, but Trump tariffs could spell trouble ahead

Inflation in the US unexpectedly cooled in March to 2.4% - with monthly consumer prices dropping for the first time in nearly five years. But the data pre-dates President Donald Trump's sweeping new tariffs - which economists say will drive prices higher. Toni Waterman has more

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