** President Trump is pushing back against Walmart’s warning that new tariffs on Chinese goods could hike prices for everyday items like groceries and baby products. Instead of passing costs to consumers, he says China and Walmart should absorb the financial hit themselves—effectively telling them to "eat the tariffs."

What This Mean: ** This isn’t just about corporate bottom lines—it’s a direct shot in the ongoing trade war, with real consequences for shoppers. If Walmart (and other retailers) can’t swallow the tariffs, prices on basics could climb, squeezing household budgets. Trump’s stance signals he’s digging in, but the fallout might land in Americans’ carts.

** A 90-day truce in the US-China trade war has started, with both nations temporarily reducing high tariffs on each other's goods. However, uncertainty remains in global trade as experts analyze the outcomes of recent negotiations and predict future developments.