As tariffs on Chinese imports persist, major U.S. retailers warn of potential price increases, leaving consumers uncertain about future shopping costs.

Walmart said it expects price increases will hit consumers as soon as late May. Which other U.S. retailers have issued similar warnings?

The retail industry is alerting President Trump that they can’t “eat” his tariffs forever – and price increases are likely to hit in the coming weeks, On The Money has learned. Whether this gets translated into higher official inflation numbers is anyone’s guess at this point.

U.S. companies are also still cautioning about how tariffs could affect their businesses. On Walmart 's ( WMT -1.35%) earnings call last week, CEO Doug McMillon warned about potential repercussions. President Trump responded on social media that Walmart makes billions of dollars in sales, and that it should "eat the tariffs." But can it?

Walmart is the latest U.S. retailer to warn of impending price increases due to the cost of Trump's tariffs, drawing ire from the Republican leader.

Demanding new tariffs on Europe and Apple, Trump's wild tariff approach makes it tough to do business—and will put a drain on the economy.