1. Tariffs on China#价格趋势分析 $BTC
The Trump administration imposed tariffs on Chinese goods exported to the U.S. based on the results of the '301 investigation', affecting hundreds of billions of dollars worth of goods, including electronics, machinery, and consumer products.
Trade War: The China-U.S. trade war has lasted for several years, with multiple negotiations and phased agreements reached, but some tariffs remain in place.
Trump Administration: The government largely continued the Trump-era tariff policy towards China while emphasizing cooperation with allies to address Chinese trade practices.
2. Tariffs on the EU
- Aircraft Subsidy Dispute: The United States imposed tariffs on EU goods exported to the U.S. due to EU subsidies for Airbus, affecting planes, wine, cheese, and more.#代币流动信号
The United States imposed tariffs on EU steel and aluminum products under the guise of 'national security', prompting a counter-response from the EU.
3. Tariffs on other countries
The United States also imposed tariffs on countries like India, Turkey, and Brazil, citing reasons such as trade imbalances and insufficient intellectual property protection.
4. Impact
Global Economy: Tariffs have led to increased costs in global supply chains and heightened trade uncertainty.#链上数据洞察
U.S. consumers and businesses: Tariffs have driven up the prices of imported goods, increased costs for businesses, some of which have been passed on to consumers.
International Relations: Tariffs have triggered countermeasures from multiple countries, intensifying tensions in international trade.
5. Future Trends
The United States may continue to use tariffs as a tool of trade policy, but will also seek to ease trade friction through negotiations and agreements.#活跃用户影响 
