President Donald Trump’s decision to impose new import tariffs on trading partners is expected to generate billions in revenue for the United States. However, these tariffs are also anticipated to drive up consumer prices in the U.S.

Signs of rising prices have already emerged, though economists caution that American consumers have yet to feel the full brunt of the increases.

So which products are likely to get more expensive?
Based on BBC reporting, at least six key commodity sectors may face price hikes:

1. Clothing and footwear — most apparel and shoes sold in the U.S. are produced in countries like Vietnam, China, and Bangladesh. Despite retracted threats of highest tariffs, import taxes remain substantial Yahoo Finance+8Business Insider+8Vox+8ReutersCBS News.

2. Coffee, olive oil, and other foods — imports from Brazil, Vietnam, and the EU face higher duties, likely pushing up prices of staples like coffee and olive oil Yahoo FinanceThe Washington PostCBS News.

3. Beer, wine, and spirits — alcoholic imports from the EU or UK face steep tariffs, which will translate into higher retail prices for products like whiskey and wine CBS NewsThe Washington Post.

4. Automobiles and auto parts — a new 25% tariff on imported vehicles plus universal tariffs could raise prices by several thousand dollars per car en.wikipedia.org+1Business Insider+1.

5. Housing and furniture — higher import costs on building materials and furniture may push up prices of homes and interior goods CBS NewsThe Washington Post.

6. Energy and fuel — new tariffs on energy imports from countries like Brazil will likely increase prices of oil, fuel, and related commodities Yahoo FinanceBusiness InsiderCBS News.