💥U.S.-China Trade Tensions Escalate with New Tariff Hike❗❗

Starting May 2, the U.S. will revoke Most Favored Nation tariff exemptions on all Chinese imports, leading to a sharp rise in tariffs. This move is expected to significantly impact everyday American consumers, with projected additional annual household expenses of around $1,800 (approximately 12,000 yuan). Prices for common goods have already surged — for instance, some T-shirts have doubled in price from $9.90 to $19.90, and children's backpacks have seen similar hikes.

At the Port of Los Angeles, cargo ship traffic has jumped 37% year-over-year, with nearly half originating from China. U.S. retailers are already feeling the squeeze. Although a recent dip in oil prices has provided minor relief, any future increase could worsen the financial burden on families.

Meanwhile, Chinese manufacturing hubs like Shenzhen are facing declining orders, layoffs, and factory closures, underlining the growing toll of the trade rift on both economies. This policy shift is set to intensify global economic uncertainty.

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