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🚨 Goldman Sachs has published a new report that debunks Donald Trump’s repeated claim that foreign countries pay for his tariffs. The findings show that it’s actually American consumers who bear most of the cost. According to the analysis, U.S. households are already covering about 55% of tariff expenses within six months of their rollout.

Despite Trump’s long-standing insistence that other nations would shoulder the burden, the data clearly contradicts his narrative. Since the tariff plan was introduced in April, consumer prices have steadily risen, weakening purchasing power and fueling inflationary pressure. Economists note that while many companies initially absorbed costs using pre-tariff inventories, those buffers are running out — meaning higher prices are now inevitable.

Goldman Sachs further warns that inflation could accelerate sharply if another wave of tariffs is imposed. The firm estimates tariffs have already added about 0.44% to the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure — and that figure could climb to 0.6% if new duties target everyday goods like furniture and kitchen products. In that case, American consumers could end up paying roughly 70% of total tariff costs.

Critics argue that, even in the face of mounting evidence, Trump refuses to acknowledge the true impact of his policies. At the same time, his inner circle continues to face scrutiny for controversial overseas business dealings, including a reported $400 million jet purchase from Qatar linked to his network.

This latest Goldman Sachs report reaffirms what economists have cautioned for years — tariffs aren’t being paid by foreign governments, but by American consumers through rising prices, shrinking savings, and added inflationary strain.

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