Shoppers spent at a healthy pace in July, particularly at the nation’s auto dealerships, even as President Trump’s tariffs start to take a toll on jobs and lead to some price increases.

M/M to $726.3B vs. +0.6% consensus and +0.9% prior (revised from +0.6%), according to data released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Friday.

U.S. retail sales increased solidly in July, supported by strong demand for motor vehicles as well as promotions by Amazon.com and Walmart, though a softening labor market and higher goods prices could curb consumer spending growth in the third quarter.