Core Insights - The tariffs imposed by the Trump administration have been largely borne by American importers, domestic customers, and consumers, with only about 4% of the burden falling on foreign companies [1] - By 2025, U.S. tariff revenues are projected to surge by $200 billion, effectively extracting this amount from American businesses and households [1] - The furniture prices, which had been declining for 18 consecutive months before Trump's presidency, increased by 4% in the year ending December 2025, significantly outpacing the U.S. inflation rate of 2.7% [1] Tariff Impact - Approximately 96% of the tariff burden has been "almost entirely" transferred to American buyers [1] - The decision faced by U.S. manufacturers and retailers is whether to pass on higher costs to consumers or accept lower profit margins [1] - The tariffs on imported kitchen and bathroom cabinets and upholstered wooden furniture are set at 25%, while tariffs on lumber are at 10% [1]