Your health plan might get costlier in US as Trump's tariff is pushing insurers to hike premiums

US health insurers are increasing premiums for individual and small group plans, citing US President Donald Trump's tariffs as a contributing factor. Independent Health Benefits Corporation in New York anticipates a 3% premium increase due to tariff-affected medication costs, while UnitedHealthcare of Oregon attributes a similar percentage of its premium hike to tariff uncertainties. Trump once again repeated his claim that he will impose tariffs on pharma sector.