U.S. consumer prices increased marginally in July, though rising costs for services such as airline fares and some tariff-sensitive goods like household furniture caused a measure of underlying inflation to post its largest gain in six months.

A key report Tuesday is expected to show that the rate of inflation increased in July, a potential indication that President Donald Trump’s tariffs are increasingly weighing on consumers

And Consumer Price Index data reveals that apparel, home furnishings, and appliances are getting more expensive, too. Added together, price increases from tariffs could set American households back an average of $2,