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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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Consumers think prices will remain relatively steady over the next year but fear long-term increases, surveys show.

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 attitudes worsened more than expected in April, casting further gloom over the economy as President Donald Trump’s tariffs set off warnings of price increases and a possible recession ...

This cautiousness is driven by the expectation of worsening inflation due to the tariffs. ... is also projected to increase to 3.1% by 2025. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) was already at 2.4% ...

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Consumer confidence moved backward in June over fears about the economy and uncertainty facing workers and businesses over the path of trade and tariff policy from the White House.