#美国加征关税 The Trump administration has recently waved the tariff stick, planning to impose a 20%-30% tariff on exported goods from multiple countries. The negotiation deadline is approaching on July 9, and new tariffs may be imposed starting August 1! This move is seen not only as a trade policy but also as a geopolitical declaration of war, targeting 'de-dollarization' and countries that are 'pro-China' and 'pro-Russia'. Treasury Secretary Basent hinted that some countries could extend the agreement deadline to September 1, but the market has already sensed the smell of gunpowder, and global trade is facing a shock. Ordinary investors need to be wary of increased market volatility, as manufacturing costs may rise by 30% due to tariffs, and global overcapacity could further depress commodity prices, which is unfavorable for manufacturers. The imposition of tariffs on Chinese goods has become a consensus among both parties in the U.S., with all Trump-era tariffs retained during Biden's tenure. As the trade war escalates, where is the global economy heading?