SEATTLE — In light of the new tariffs, shoppers like Susan Zelinsky are making strategic buying decisions.
“I know I don’t want to pay for it, but that’s why I’m here now. You get it before that kicks in,” Zelinsky said. She’s been worried about the economic shifts since President Donald Trump’s announcement of the tariff changes.
The Trump administration’s recent decision to impose tariffs on imports from countries like China has caused alarm. Countries like China are now facing tariffs as high as 50% on certain products, a move that experts say will likely drive up the cost of consumer goods.
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