The Impact of Trump’s Tariffs on Inflation Should Not Be Underestimated, July May Reveal the Real Effects
According to a report by Jinse Finance, data released by the U.S. government this week shows that prices for common imported goods such as furniture, sporting goods, and home appliances saw their largest increase in years in June. However, price declines in automobiles and certain service categories largely offset these gains, keeping the overall inflation rate stable. As inventories are depleted and stricter tariffs from Trump approach, businesses are facing further upward pressure on prices. Forecasters still expect tariffs to drive inflation higher in the coming months.
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