The 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods, and a separate 10% tariff on all other imports, may cause prices on around a quarter of all consumer spending to rise 0.81% if businesses pass along half the costs, or 1.63% if the costs are fully transferred, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta study.

President Trump's sweeping tariffs threatened to upend free trade in North America and sent shock waves through the global supply chain.