Tariffs in June 2025 significantly raised consumer prices, especially in categories like automobiles, apparel, electronics, and household goods, with car prices alone increasing by up to $10,000.

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Coupa's research revealed that 88% of consumers believe that an increase in costs will be passed down to them as new tariffs are implemented. In addition, almost one-third (29%) of suppliers ...

Consumer sentiment ticked higher in July, marking two consecutive months of improved shopper attitudes as businesses ...

Businesses face rising inflation due to tariffs. Will consumers get hit next? Provided by Dow Jones Jun 23, 2025, 2:35:00 PM. By Jeffry Bartash .

The index of consumer confidence declined to 93 last month from 98.4 in May, when the Trump administration dialed back the highest U.S. tariffs.

Consumer confidence improved more than expected in May, ending a monthslong stretch of worsening consumer attitudes as President Donald Trump’s tariffs set off company warnings about price ...

U.S. consumers are not typically required to pay tariffs after placing an order. If a company says your package is stuck in customs or asks for additional payment due to tariffs, that’s a major ...

While there were signs that customers were switching from more expensive items to more affordable ones, Walmart was “taking ...

This same LendingTree survey also found that about half of all car shoppers have increased their budgets due to tariffs. They’re also bracing for other tariff-related increases, as well ...

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A new report shows President Donald Trump's tariffs are affecting consumers' online shopping behavior, with 34% delaying purchases and 28% buying earlier to avoid costs.