US tariffs raise prices for European consumer goods

Recent tariff actions by the United States have led to noticeable price increases for imported European consumer goods, including luxury items and branded products. Analysts describe tariffs as indirect taxes on consumers, raising household costs without improving competitiveness. Economists warn prolonged tariff measures could add inflationary pressure, disrupt supply chains, and complicate trade relations with key allies.

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