Trump warns: Walmart should stop price increases because of tariffs!
Trump criticizes Walmart for price increases caused by tariffs on Chinese imports. Details of his demands and the consequences.

Trump warns: Walmart should stop price increases because of tariffs!
In a recent statement, President Donald Trump sharply criticized the retail chain Walmart over planned price increases for products from China. These increases are a direct result of tariffs imposed on Chinese imports, and Trump commented on the same on the Truth Social platform. He emphasized that Walmart should not use the tariffs as a justification for the price increase.
Trump demanded that Walmart and China bear the costs themselves and not pass them on to consumers. In this critical situation, Walmart CEO Douglas McMillon defended the price increases, saying that the company is doing everything it can to keep prices as low as possible for customers. However, he acknowledged that retail margins were not enough to fully absorb the impact of tariffs.
Background to the price increases
In his defense, McMillon pointed to a recent partial reduction in tariffs from 145 percent to 30 percent on many product categories, particularly electronics and toys. Nevertheless, he made it clear that these changes continue to place a high burden on the company. Concerns about price trends are not new; Trump had already criticized Amazon in April for similar price considerations. Amazon had decided not to raise prices for the time being due to the pressure.
The president's recent statements are aimed at getting big companies like Walmart and Amazon to bear the burden of their trade policies with China without burdening American consumers. But analysts warn that the tariffs could have a significant long-term impact on final prices, further fueling concerns about inflation.
The developments surrounding Walmart and pricing illustrate how closely political decisions and economic realities are linked. This could have far-reaching consequences for both consumers and businesses, while uncertainty about future trading conditions hangs in the air.
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