WASHINGTON, D.C. – After a month and a half without federal economic data, new insights are expected tomorrow regarding President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Economists will closely examine the import price index, a typically overlooked data point, to understand who is shouldering the cost of these tariffs.

This index tracks prices before tariffs were implemented. If import prices remain the same or increase, it indicates that exporters are not reducing their prices to cover the tariff costs.

Conversely, a decrease in prices would imply that exporters are absorbing part of the profit margin to account for the increased import expenses into the United States.

The release of this data will be crucial for understanding the economic impact of President Trump’s tariffs, providing valuable infor

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