[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Joe Puma 🇺🇸 [@PumaTPG](/creator/twitter/PumaTPG) on x 3986 followers Created: 2025-07-24 00:08:39 UTC Tariff-Impacted Industry Snapshot (April 1–Now) 🔹Automotive: Vehicle prices are up ~2–3% as manufacturers absorb costs, but EV parts remain under tariff pressure. 🔹Consumer Electronics: Prices rose ~10% on average, though some relief came via April XX exemptions for non-China imports. 🔹Semiconductors: Chipmakers faced rising component costs and margin compression despite strong demand. 🔹Apparel & Footwear: Retailers delayed price hikes, but tariffs raised import costs by ~15%, squeezing profit margins. 🔹Appliances: Washer and dryer prices jumped ~6%, with manufacturers warning of further hikes by Q4. 🔹Solar & Renewable Energy: Solar panel tariffs spiked project costs by 20–25%, delaying installations. 🔹Steel & Aluminum: Input costs rose 10–15%, with some pass-through to construction and machinery sectors. 🔹Machinery & Tools: Industrial tool makers raised prices ~5% as steel tariffs increased costs. 🔹Agricultural Equipment: Farm equipment prices ticked up due to higher steel and electronics costs. 🔹Furniture: Retail prices up 8–10% on average, driven by tariffs on Chinese-made goods and raw materials. 🔹Toys & Games: Retailers increased prices by 5–8%, especially for imports from China. 🔹Medical Devices: Prices held steady but may rise in H2 as suppliers deplete pre-tariff inventory. 🔹Bicycles & E-mobility: Prices rose ~15% across e-bikes and scooters due to direct component tariffs. 🔹Food Packaging: Costs up ~4% as aluminum and resin prices rose, affecting packaged goods. 🔹Construction Materials: Tariffs on rebar, aluminum, and fasteners raised costs by 6–9% for contractors. XX engagements  **Related Topics** [gonna](/topic/gonna) [tariffs](/topic/tariffs) [automotive](/topic/automotive) [$pumde](/topic/$pumde) [Post Link](https://x.com/PumaTPG/status/1948173448003334254)
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Joe Puma 🇺🇸 @PumaTPG on x 3986 followers
Created: 2025-07-24 00:08:39 UTC
Tariff-Impacted Industry Snapshot (April 1–Now)
🔹Automotive: Vehicle prices are up ~2–3% as manufacturers absorb costs, but EV parts remain under tariff pressure.
🔹Consumer Electronics: Prices rose ~10% on average, though some relief came via April XX exemptions for non-China imports.
🔹Semiconductors: Chipmakers faced rising component costs and margin compression despite strong demand.
🔹Apparel & Footwear: Retailers delayed price hikes, but tariffs raised import costs by ~15%, squeezing profit margins.
🔹Appliances: Washer and dryer prices jumped ~6%, with manufacturers warning of further hikes by Q4.
🔹Solar & Renewable Energy: Solar panel tariffs spiked project costs by 20–25%, delaying installations.
🔹Steel & Aluminum: Input costs rose 10–15%, with some pass-through to construction and machinery sectors.
🔹Machinery & Tools: Industrial tool makers raised prices ~5% as steel tariffs increased costs.
🔹Agricultural Equipment: Farm equipment prices ticked up due to higher steel and electronics costs.
🔹Furniture: Retail prices up 8–10% on average, driven by tariffs on Chinese-made goods and raw materials.
🔹Toys & Games: Retailers increased prices by 5–8%, especially for imports from China.
🔹Medical Devices: Prices held steady but may rise in H2 as suppliers deplete pre-tariff inventory.
🔹Bicycles & E-mobility: Prices rose ~15% across e-bikes and scooters due to direct component tariffs.
🔹Food Packaging: Costs up ~4% as aluminum and resin prices rose, affecting packaged goods.
🔹Construction Materials: Tariffs on rebar, aluminum, and fasteners raised costs by 6–9% for contractors.
XX engagements
Related Topics gonna tariffs automotive $pumde