U.S. Retail and Consumer Prices Feel the Impact of Tariffs and Inflation

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Rising U.S. tariffs are increasing inflation and affecting consumer spending, with retail sales expected to slightly rise in June, but softening demand and higher food prices may signal consumer caution. Banks report consumer financial health remains stable, but inflation pressures could impact future spending, especially on food and big-ticket items, with retail and restaurant sectors closely watched for signs of stress.
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