The U.S. construction industry is bracing for higher costs in 2025 as newly imposed tariffs are expected to exert upward pressure on building material prices, according to the latest analysis from Wells Fargo Economics. Recent trade policy changes, including a universal 10 percent import duty and targeted tariffs on select countries, have heightened uncertainty across […]
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