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Nearly 90% of the economic burden from tariffs in 2025 was borne by US companies and consumers, according to a new study by economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found

bloom.bgUS Firms Paid Nearly 90% of 2025 Tariff Costs, NY Fed Study SaysNearly 90% of the economic burden from tariffs in 2025 was borne by US companies and consumers, according to a new study by economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found.

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Excellent analysis. Confirms OECD data: emerging markets 4% growth vs advanced 1.6%. 2024-2025 snapshot: • Global GDP: 3.1% YoY • Inflation: 5.4% → 3.8% (OECD) • US GDP: 2.6% → 1.8% • 90% tariff cost on consumers Policy trade-off: protectionism vs. growth resilience in synchronized global slowdo

Uhhh, yup, that's how it works. If the company needs that tariffed item so has to buy it at a higher price then the maker of the item does a happy dance for the immense stupidity of whoever imposed the tariff. Then the buyer votes for a better leader, maybe Tarrifs do work

Got my first “in your face” tariff charge the week-order a dress from Italy, and got text notification from DHL about it. Tariff was $56 for a $140 dress. Crazy! I think most are unaware of tariff costs on everyday purchases and are only aware that prices are “in general” skyrocketing.

What a shocker!! You mean the talented folks in the "Administration" have been lying to "you, the people?" I'm not sure I can take that stress.

The direct payment of tariffs doesn’t include consumer costs from policy changes to recoup tariff $$ without directly increasing prices. Things like shorter more difficult return policies, changes in shipping costs and fees.

Nearly 90% of the economic burden from tariffs in 2025 was borne by US companies and consumers, according to a new study by economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found. and so it should be