价格上涨可能会打击咖啡，鞋子，电器和其他产品紧随其后关税分析师告诉美国广播公司新闻，这是唐纳德·特朗普总统最近几天发布的。
特朗普对数十个国家征收高达50%的关税，包括日本和韩国等美国的主要贸易伙伴。新税收将于8月1日生效。对铜进口征收50%关税的提议可能会加剧针对具体国家的关税的影响。
特朗普迄今提出的关税预计今年将使普通家庭额外支出2400美元耶鲁预算实验室周四发现的。
“某些国家和某些产品的关税可能会高得令人难以置信，”加州大学圣地亚哥分校经济学教授凯尔·汉德利告诉美国广播公司新闻。“东西会变得稍微贵一点。”
以下是关于新关税导致哪些产品面临涨价的信息:
咖啡
分析师表示，喝咖啡的人可能会感受到新关税的压力。
针对具体国家的征税清单包括对巴西产品征收50%的关税，巴西是进口咖啡的主要来源。去年，美国从巴西进口了价值近20亿美元的咖啡，约占所有此类进口产品的20%。
进口商通常会以提价的形式将一部分关税相关的税收负担转嫁给消费者。在这种情况下，价格上涨可能会加剧价格冲击，因为价格上涨已经影响到了咖啡。
与去年同期相比，5月份咖啡价格飙升了约11%，通胀率是整体通胀率的四倍。美国劳工统计局数据显示。
咖啡价格的飙升归因于干旱和强劲需求导致的供应短缺，这意味着太多的美元在追逐太少的咖啡豆。分析师表示，对巴西的关税可能会进一步推高价格。
密歇根州立大学供应链管理教授杰森·米勒说:“咖啡价格已经接近历史最高水平。"我预计价格会更高。"
衣服和鞋子
分析师表示，最新的关税目标是孟加拉国和柬埔寨等服装和鞋类的主要来源国，这也使这些产品面临价格上涨的风险。
特朗普对来自柬埔寨的商品征收36%的关税，对孟加拉国征收35%的关税。对美国的另一个主要出口国印度尼西亚面临32%的关税。
“如果你看看你衣服上的标签，就知道是在这些地方制造的，”汉德利说。
上周与越南达成的一项贸易协定规定，对所有越南商品征收20%的关税，从而推高了进口服装和鞋类的价格。
代表95%美国鞋类和运动鞋制造商的行业组织美国鞋类经销商和零售商批评了与越南的贸易协定。该组织称，该交易将“严重打击美国消费者和我们的行业。”
与此同时，中国对几乎所有出口到美国的鞋类产品征收30%的关税美国国际贸易委员会发现于2020年。
米勒说，鞋类和服装的价格影响可能比预期的要小，因为制造商和零售商可以承受增加的税收，否则利润率会很高。
“利润率如此之高，以至于对消费者的影响可能会稍微小一点，”米勒说。
家电、电动汽车和家用五金
分析师表示，特朗普提议对铜征收50%的关税，这可能会提高从家用灯具到电动汽车等一系列商品的价格。
“你在五金店买到的很多东西都是铜，”Handley说。
一辆电动汽车需要大约83公斤的铜——大约183磅——相当于一辆内燃机汽车的近四倍国际铜协会发现于2017年。该集团表示，电动汽车的采用预计将带来铜需求的激增。
米勒表示，铜关税将推高电动汽车价格:“我们预计电动汽车将面临通胀压力。”
Coffee, shoes: Trump's new tariffs could hike these prices
Price increases could hitcoffee, shoes, appliances and other products following a flurry oftariffsissued by President Donald Trump in recent days, analysts told ABC News.
Trump slapped tariffs as high as 50% on dozens of countries, including top U.S. trade partners such as Japan and South Korea. The fresh levies are set to take effect on Aug. 1. A proposed 50% tariff on copper imports could intensify the impact of the country-specific levies.
Tariffs put forward so far by Trump are expected to cost an average household an additional $2,400 this year, theYale Budget Labfound on Thursday.
“Tariffs could be incredibly high on certain countries and certain products,” Kyle Handley, a professor of economics at the University of California, San Diego, told ABC News. “Things will get a little more expensive.”
Here’s what to know about which products face price hikes as a result of the new tariffs:
Coffee
Coffee drinkers may feel the pinch of new tariffs, analysts said.
The list of country-specific levies includes a 50% tariff on products from Brazil, a major source of imported coffee. The U.S. imported nearly $2 billion worth of coffee from Brazil last year, which amounted to about 20% of all such imported products.
Importers typically pass along a share of the tariff-related tax burden onto consumers in the form of price hikes. In this case, that sticker shock could be exacerbated by a price increase that's already hitting coffee.
Coffee prices soared about 11% in May compared to a year ago, making inflation four times higher than the overall rate,U.S. Bureau of Labor Statisticsdata showed.
The spike in coffee prices comes down to a dearth of supply due to drought alongside robust demand, meaning too many dollars are chasing after too few coffee beans. Tariffs on Brazil could push up prices even more, analysts said.
“Coffee is already near record-high prices,” Jason Miller, a professor of supply chain management at Michigan State University. “I’d expect that price to go higher.”
Clothing and shoes
The latest tariffs target countries like Bangladesh and Cambodia that are key sources of apparel and footwear, putting those products also at risk of price hikes, analysts said.
Trump slapped 36% tariffs on goods from Cambodia as well as 35% tariffs on Bangladesh. Indonesia, another major exporter to the U.S., faces 32% tariffs.
“If you look at the tags on your clothing it's made in these places,” Handley said.
In this April 2, 2025, file photo, President Donald Trump holds a chart as he delivers remarks on reciprocal tariffs during an event in the Rose
A trade agreement with Vietnam last week enshrined 20% tariffs on all Vietnamese goods, cementing higher prices for those apparel and shoe imports.
Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America, an industry group representing 95% of the American shoe and sneaker manufacturers, criticized the trade agreement with Vietnam. The deal, the group said, would “hit American consumers and our industry hard.”
China, meanwhile, faces 30% tariffs on nearly all of their exports to the U.S. China accounts for about $4 of every $10 in imported footwear sold to U.S. buyers, theUnited States International Trade Commissionfound in 2020.
Price impacts on footwear and apparel may prove smaller than expected, however, since manufacturers and retailers could bear the burden of the increased taxes with otherwise wide profit margins, Miller said.
“The profit margins are so pronounced that there may be a little less of a consumer impact,” Miller said.
Appliances, electric vehicles and home hardware
Trump’s proposed 50% tariffs on copper could raise prices for an array of goods, ranging from home fixtures to electric vehicles, analysts said.
“A lot of stuff that you’re getting at the hardware store – it’s copper,” Handley said.
An electric vehicle requires roughly 83 kilograms of copper – about 183 pounds – which amounts to nearly four times as much copper as a combustion-engine car, theInternational Copper Associationfound in 2017. The adoption of electric vehicles was expected to bring a surge in demand for copper, the group said.
The copper tariffs, Miller said, will push electric vehicle prices higher: “We’d expect to see inflationary pressure on EVs."
