Cars and Parts

Tariffs in the automotive sector could significantly increase the prices of imported cars. Protectionist measures could also make parts more expensive, negatively affecting the European automotive market.
Technology Products

With the introduction of new tariffs on electronic components from countries like the United States and China, the price of smartphones, laptops, and other tech devices is set to rise. This could make technology products much more expensive in 2025.
Steel and Metals

Tariffs imposed on the import of steel and other metals from emerging economies will drive up production costs, leading to increased prices for products like cars, appliances, and constructions. The year 2025 could mark a year of record prices for these materials.
Clothing and Textiles

The new taxes on textiles from non-European countries, especially from China, will raise the costs of clothing and accessories. Fashion production could become more expensive and this will be reflected in consumer prices.
Coffee and Cocoa

Tariffs on food products from coffee and cocoa-producing countries could make these consumer goods more expensive. With growing demand and the imposition of additional tariffs, coffee and chocolate prices might reach incredible levels in 2025.