While prices are expected to increase across the board, some items will see a price bump more quickly than others.

U.S. stocks plunged in early trading on Monday ahead of the expected introduction of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs on Wednesday, measures the president said will impact "all countries." The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 315 points,

These are some of the tariffs President Trump has threatened against the likes of Europe and China, as well as Wall Street's reaction.

On Sunday, Trump doubled down, saying he will impose additional secondary tariffs of 25% to 50% on all Russian oil within a few weeks if he feels Moscow is blocking his efforts to end the war in Ukraine.

Trump voters were overwhelmingly likely to say support for transgender rights has gone too far, while Kamala Harris’ voters were more divided. About 4 in 10 Harris voters said support for transgender rights has not gone far enough, while 36% said it’s been about right and about one-quarter said it’s gone too far.

President Donald Trump is set to roll out his massive tariff plan on April 2, which he has touted as "Liberation Day in America."

Markets in Asia and Europe fell Monday ahead of US tariffs taking effect this week. Automakers also skidded lower, with Toyota down almost 7% in Tokyo.