#美国加征关税 #交易故事

In 2025, the United States will undergo significant adjustments to its tariff policy. Starting from February 1, three executive orders were issued one after another, affecting import tariffs from multiple countries. Beginning February 4, a 10% tariff will be imposed on all goods from China and Hong Kong, and the minimum tax-free treatment for related goods will be canceled. For goods from Canada and Mexico, a planned 25% tariff was to be imposed, with a 10% tariff on energy resources, but this has been suspended for at least 30 days pending negotiations. From March 12, a 25% tariff will be levied on imported steel and aluminum, impacting derivative products as well. These tariff adjustments aim to protect domestic industries in the United States but have also triggered a chain reaction in international markets, prompting many countries to assess their response strategies. The global trade landscape may face new changes.