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Brace For Higher Prices: Here’s What's Expected To Cost More Due To Trump’s Tariffs

As President Donald Trump embarks on a sweeping worldwide trade war, American consumers are bracing for a significant financial impact that is expected to go well beyond sinking stocks.

Among the items poised for price surges are consumer electronics, including laptops and smartphones, with prices likely to escalate due to the reliance on components sourced from China and Taiwan. 

Among the items poised for price surges are consumer electronics, including laptops and smartphones, with prices likely to escalate due to the reliance on components sourced from China and Taiwan. 

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The administration’s newly announced tariffs, set to take effect almost immediately, will raise prices on a broad spectrum of goods, leaving households to wonder just how much more they will pay at the register.

The impending tariffs are expected to affect nearly all imports, with a minimum 10 percent increase on goods from various countries. 

However, the most substantial hikes will target products from China, where a staggering 54 percent tariff will soon apply. 

Among the items poised for price surges are consumer electronics, including laptops and smartphones, with prices likely to escalate due to the reliance on components sourced from China and Taiwan. 

Footwear and toys, which account for nearly 70 percent of US imports in their respective categories, are also anticipated to see significant price increases. 

The Tax Foundation estimates that the average American household could see expenses rise just over $2,000 annually as these tariffs take hold. 

With the back-to-school shopping season on the horizon, consumers should prepare for a challenging economic landscape, where the price of everyday items may soon rise, impacting budgets across the nation.

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