Institution: Tariffs increase US inflation, causing fluctuations in the US dollar trend.

Against the backdrop of accelerating inflation in June as expected, the US dollar experienced significant fluctuations, as data showed signs of tariffs beginning to push up consumer prices in the United States. The prices of some regularly imported goods in the US have increased significantly, for example, prices of household goods rose from a 0.3% increase in May to a 1% increase in June. These data reinforce the reasons for keeping interest rates at high levels, which may support the trend of the US dollar. Spartan analyst Peter Cardillo wrote: "Inflation related to tariffs is beginning to seep into the system, proving that the Federal Reserve's 'wait and see' approach is correct."