A shopper has revealed the secret way to tell if prices at Dollar Tree have been hiked — look for a small red sticker.

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Dollar Tree is raising prices to $1.50 on some items that used to cost $1.25. Employees are putting red stickers over items to note the change.

Truist analysts say they believe Dollar Tree and other retailers have done a better job staying flexible on where they get products.

How Dollar Tree Outsmarted Rising Tariffs Domestic sourcing, flexible pricing and vendor negotiations have strengthened their position.

Dollar Tree makes a cautious move as consumers prepare to face a growing threat.

Discount retailer Dollar Tree said the impact of tariffs will result in lower than expected profit for the second quarter, which ends Aug. 3.

Dollar Tree CEO says "the tariff landscape is highly fluid and changing week to week," as the discount retailer slashes its earnings guidance.

Dollar Tree is selling more items well over $1.25. That's helping offset the costs of tariffs, executives said.