Accessibility statementSkip to main contentRead in appSign inBusinessEconomyEconomic PolicyMediaPersonal FinanceFuture of WorkTechnologyBusiness of ClimateHere’s what’s going on with Trump’s tariffs, prices and the Supreme CourtThis is everything you need to know about where tariffs stand, and where they’re going.November 16, 20258 min228(Illustration by Anna Lefkowitz/The Washington Post; Sarah L. Voisin/The Washington Post; iStock)By Rachel LermanPresident Donald Trump’s tariffs have been fast, furious and hard to track.There are the drug-trafficking tariffs. Tariffs to fix trade balances, some pulled back. China tariffs — raised, raised again, lowered some, lowered again. Tariffs on imported cars, but not on all car parts, and less on Bentleys. Tariffs on Brazil over the prosecution of former president Jair Bolsonaro for his role in an attempted coup.What readers are sayingThe comments overwhelmingly criticize Trump's tariffs, highlighting their negative impact on the prices of everyday goods. Many commenters argue that the tariffs have led to increased costs for consumers, with specific mentions of inflated prices for food and other necessities.... Show moreThis summary is AI-generated. AI can make mistakes and this summary is not a replacement for reading the comments.Comments 228Most ReadA hulking home addition is dividing neighbors and stumping officialsNovember 22, 2025The surprising issue driving a wedge between Trump and his MAGA baseEarlier todayAre millennials frozen out of the housing market? The reality may be more interesting.Earlier todayNewsletterWednesdaysThe Color of MoneyAdvice on how to save, spend and talk about your money for the short and long term from Michelle Singletary.Sign upCompanyChevron IconSectionsChevron IconGet The PostChevron IconContact UsChevron IconAbout The PostPolicies & StandardsDigital Products Terms of SalePrint Products Terms of SaleTerms of ServicePrivacy PolicyCookie SettingsSubmissions & Discussion PolicyRSS Terms of ServiceSitemapAd ChoicesYour Privacy ChoicesCalifornia Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Opt-Out Iconwashingtonpost.com© 1996-2025 The Washington PostAlready a subscriber? Sign inBLACK FRIDAY SALEBig news, great dealGet unlimited access to unmatched reportingfor just 99¢ every four weeks.Unlimited access on the web and in our apps24/7 live news updatesMonthly99¢every four weeksfor the first yearYearly$29for the first yearCancel anytime.Add your email addressView more offers Beloud