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US Tariffs Could Be Triggering New Inflation Woes. Everything You Need to Know

UNITED STATES, JUL 16 – Tariffs raised the effective import duty rate to 20.6%, adding an estimated $2,800 in annual costs for the average U.S. household, contributing to a 2.7% inflation rise in June.

  • Consumer prices in the United States rose 2.7% in June compared with a year earlier, continuing inflationary pressures across categories.
  • This increase comes after President Trump implemented tariffs beginning April 2, including a 17% tax specifically targeting tomatoes imported from Mexico, along with broad duties on various other goods.
  • Major companies like Walmart and Mitsubishi have responded by raising prices, while Democratic lawmakers warn these tariffs could rekindle inflation.
  • Core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy, increased 2.9% in June, driven by higher grocery, gasoline, and rent costs, while housing costs show signs of cooling, as economist Eric Winograd noted.
  • The persistence of tariffs and rising prices suggest the Federal Reserve is likely to maintain interest rates amid uncertainty on tariff impacts on the economy.
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Inflation in the United States rose again in June, reaching its highest level since February, a trend that could be an early sign of the impact of the new tariffs, according to local economists.

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Tuesday, July 15, 2025.
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