…and soon all Americans will feel the results.

President Donald Trump’s tariffs appear to be working.

Walmart’s chief executive has confirmed that the company is increasing its investments in US-made products and suppliers. 

The retail giant is not the only major American company paying more attention to American manufacturing.

Now that Trump has placed tariffs on most countries outside the US, with particularly high fees on imports from China and India, corporate America has been forced to search closer to home for alternatives. 

Boss John Furner said Walmart’s investment in products generated on US turf is part of the company’s long-standing strategic priority. 

‘Investing in US manufacturing and US operations, sure, it’s great for business, but it’s also great for employment. It’s great for jobs. It’s great for the country, and it helps us with our supply chain being flexible and dynamic,’ the chief executive told CNBC’s Invest in America Forum.

Furner claimed that almost two-thirds of Walmart’s inventory are made, grown, or assembled in the US — and the superstore is determined to grow that number… More…