Tariffs and Inflation

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Inflation, May

Inflation was tame in May, defying fears that the impact of President Trump’s tariffs would start to show a rise in prices. Consumer prices rose 0.1% in May over the previous month, less than economists anticipated.

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Inflation ticked slightly higher in May amid Trump tariffs

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May CPI Review: Inflation Continues To Defy Tariffs

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Consumer Prices Ease in May on Lower Energy Costs

Consumer prices came in slightly lower in May, but below expectations as lower energy prices helped, the Labor Department reported on Wednesday.

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Inflation barely rose last month as cheaper gas and cars offset some costlier imports

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US Inflation Beats Estimates for a Fourth Month

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Inflation still not showing tariff-related spike, CPI shows. Muted prices open path for Fed rate cuts later in the year.

The cost of electronics and other goods could rise because of tariffs and raise U.S. inflation.

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Inflation rose less than expected in May despite Trump’s tariff turmoil

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Why Is Inflation Defying Tariff Fears?

tariffs seen fanning inflation

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Your Social Security check could rise 2.5% in 2026, but inflation and tariffs are still concerns

The forecasts could change again before the formal COLA announcement in October if higher U.S. tariffs cause prices to increase over the summer. The official announcement of 2026s

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US consumer prices rise moderately; tariffs seen fanning inflation

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Inflation report shows stunning first effects of Trump tariffs on prices

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U.S. clothes, toy costs show tariff hit only at margins so far

For heavily imported goods like smartphones, new cars and clothing, price indexes are actually down since the Trump administration began implementing levies on key trade partners including China, bas...

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US Clothes, Toy Prices Show Tariff Impact Only at Margins So Far

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Trump and China Reach Agreement to Lower Tariffs

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Tariff impacts modest in May as inflation rose marginally

Consumer prices were only slightly affected by President Donald Trump’s tariffs in May, according to new numbers from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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US consumer prices rise moderately in May

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Inflation likely ticked higher last month, though Americans may be spending less to travel

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CPI report reveals inflation crept higher in May as tariff impact was tamer than expected

Inflation moved up in May as Trump's tariffs threatened to filter into consumer prices, CPI report shows. Gasoline prices declined for fourth month

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What May inflation numbers might tell us about tariffs

Core goods inflation has been mostly flat over the past couple of months, down 01.% in March, up 0.1% in April. But Morgan Stanley chief U.S. economist Michael Gapen predicts for the May reading, it’ll be up 0.3%.

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Gavin Newsom criticizes Trump's protest tactics and May inflation concerns: Morning Rundown

In today’s newsletter: California Governor Gavin Newsom’s fiery response to the White House’s troop deployment in Los Angeles. What May’s inflation numbers say about tariffs and the challenges facing the U.S. men’s national team at the 2026 World Cup.

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Tariffs, inflation push Central Floridians toward secondhand shops

The Russell Home Thrift Store is one thrift store benefiting from the traffic. "Daily, it was about $400-500 a day. Right now, we are doing $2,500 a day. So that's a pretty good boost," said Alvin Harris of Russell Home Thrift Store.

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US stocks rise on China trade deal, tame inflation data despite Trump’s tariffs

US stocks inched higher Wednesday morning following news of progress on a trade deal with China and inflation data that remained largely in check despite President Trump’s tariffs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ticked up 133 points, or 0.3%, at 10:33 a.m. ET.

Core Inflation Expected to Head Higher, Goldman Economists Say

Price increases have cooled off so far this year, but Goldman Sachs economists believe the good news could be coming to an end, mostly because of the Trump administration’s new tariffs. The investment bank’s economists expect to see core inflation,

Inflation could speed up again due to tariffs. But it's not so simple ...

Inflation in the U.S. has been surprisingly tame despite the ongoing trade wars, but economists widely expect some increase. Just how much - and for how long - well, there's far less agreement about that.