Shocking! The United States' new tariff policy towards China escalates, hitting the wallets of ordinary citizens hard!

Latest news: The U.S. tariff policy towards China has upgraded again, starting from May 2, the Most Favored Nation tariff exemption will no longer apply to all goods from China. This means that all imported goods will face higher tariffs, directly affecting the consumption levels of ordinary American families.

According to data, the number of cargo ships at the Port of Los Angeles has increased by 37% compared to last year, with nearly half coming from China. U.S. retailers have expressed that the pressure of price increases is already evident: for example, the price of a certain brand of T-shirt has risen from $9.9 to $19.9, and the price of children's backpacks has also doubled.

This tariff policy is expected to cost ordinary American families an additional $1,800 per year, equivalent to about 12,000 yuan. And although the recent drop in oil prices has provided some relief, if oil prices rise again without changes to the tariff policy, the living pressure on American families will further increase.

Meanwhile, orders at factories in the Shenzhen area have plummeted, with layoffs and shutdowns intensifying, marking a deepening impact of the U.S.-China trade tensions on the economies of both countries.

The new U.S. tariff policy will undoubtedly exacerbate trade tensions between the U.S. and China, and will also affect the global economy.