In this articleWMTA family shops in a Walmart Supercenter on May 15, 2025 in Austin, Texas.Brandon Bell | Getty ImagesSECAUCUS, N.J. — As customers walk the aisles of Walmart stores, there are some early signs that higher tariffs are changing pricing.The nation's largest retailer warned in May that it would have to raise prices for its shoppers as President Donald Trump's new duties drive up the cost of many imported goods. About two months later, some household items on Walmart's shelves have higher prices ...