High-end medical devices, including those made in the United States, may be especially vulnerable to tariffs because they’re built with parts from around the world.

The latest estimates from Yale's Budget Lab reveal that U.S. tariffs will significantly impact consumer wallets, leading to a $3,600 loss in purchasing power per household in 2024 dollars.

Important measures of the economy like the unemployment rate and inflation have stayed stable so far despite President Donald Trump's trade wars, but that could soon change, forecasters say.

Major U.S. retailers that make up many go-to shopping destinations are sharing the impacts of President Donald Trump's elevated import tariffs. Big name brands like Target, Home Depot, Mattel, Best Buy and others are releasing their quarterly earnings reports along with some warning that prices may be going up because of tariff hikes.

The recent trade policies under the Trump administration have led to the highest tariff rates faced by American consumers since 1909.

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U.S. companies are also still cautioning about how tariffs could affect their businesses. On Walmart 's ( WMT -1.35%) earnings call last week, CEO Doug McMillon warned about potential repercussions. President Trump responded on social media that Walmart makes billions of dollars in sales, and that it should "eat the tariffs." But can it?

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