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Trump's Tariffs Could Spike Household Costs by $624

5/13/2025

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President-elect Trump's proposed tariffs may lead to higher prices on consumer goods, including apparel and appliances.
The National Retail Federation projects annual household costs could increase by $362 to $624.
Low-income families are likely to experience the largest financial burden, spending more on essentials.
Consumers favor cheaper imported products over pricier American-made options, according to a recent A/B test.
Ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions are influencing pricing and consumer purchasing habits.

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Story summary

President-elect Trump's proposed tariffs may lead to higher prices on consumer goods, including apparel and appliances.
The National Retail Federation projects annual household costs could increase by $362 to $624.
Low-income families are likely to experience the largest financial burden, spending more on essentials.
Consumers favor cheaper imported products over pricier American-made options, according to a recent A/B test.
Ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions are influencing pricing and consumer purchasing habits.