Minus notable price hikes in consumer goods since President Donald Trump began to push his tariff trade strategy, analysts have been looking for clues about the impact on consumers.

So far, the evidence of consumers paying significantly more is scant. But some reports indicate evidence is emerging that may provide more data to work with. The New York Times reported that companies that so far have absorbed tariff costs can’t do that much longer and appear ready to increase prices.

The Times also pointed to Commerce Department data released this week that highlighted prices going up on products like appliances, home furnishings, and toys.

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