Mattel plans to raise prices on some toys to offset tariff costs

Trump says supporters ‘did sign up for’ higher costs

President Donald Trump touted his trade war during a rally in Michigan while marking his first 100 days in his second term. Meanwhile in a new interview where he was asked about higher prices, he says his supporters “did sign up for” them, despite repeatedly vowing to lower costs. “I said all these things during my campaign. I said, you're going to have a transition period,” he says. NBC’s Peter Alexander reports for TODAY.

Barbie Maker Mattel Increases Prices in Response to Trump’s Tariffs – Knowhere News

Toy giant Mattel, known for its popular Barbie dolls, has decided to raise prices on its products due to the ongoing trade tensions with China and the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. move comes as part of the company’s efforts to offset the rising costs of production and continue to maintain its profit margins. The new price increases are likely to affect many of Mattel’s products, including Barbies, Hot Wheels cars, and other popul…

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$1,036 in charges on a $689 order floored me. Tariff costs will be forced on to you.

We are bracing ourselves for another potential blow. I hope we will still be standing both as a small business and as a country.

‘No Crap From China!’ Brutal Internet Fact-Check Shreds Pro-Trump CNN Panelist’s ‘American Girl’ Dolls Argument

The internet skewered CNN guest Batya Ungar-Sargon’s argument that President Donald Trump’s tariffs would give “broke” families the chance to buy their kids “American Girl dolls” like the “rich” – instead of “crap from China” – by pointing out the brand also makes its toys in Shenzhen. Last week in an Oval Office presser, in a line he has repeated since, Trump acknowledged that his tariffs could result in higher prices for U.S. consumers when it…

Girls, instead of 30 dolls, also two, finds Donald Trump and recently announced tariffs on dolls. Mattel sees himself forced to react and wants to raise the prices.