New Delhi, Oct. 3 -- Halloween this year could be scarier for Americans, financially. Thanks to President Donald Trump's tariffs.

A consumer survey by the National Retail Federation (NRF) revealed that Halloween spending is expected to reach a record $13.1 billion this year - up from $11.6 billion last year.

According to the NRF survey, Halloween shoppers can expect to spend a record high of $114.45 per person this season - nearly $11 more than last year and up from the previous record of $108.24 in 2023.

Candies, costumes, decorations and greeting cards are among the most popular purchases this Halloween season.

The NRF's annual survey found that 79% of Halloween shoppers expect to pay higher prices this year due to tariffs.

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