美联储曝重大消息，90天不是给别国缓冲，而是美国扛不住了？

Group 1 - The chief economist of Apollo Global Management warns that the rapid decline in trade between the US and China could lead to empty store shelves in the US within weeks, similar to shortages experienced during the pandemic [1] - The economist indicates that the US inflation level is likely to worsen due to China's role as a major supplier of many consumer goods [1] - Following Trump's announcement of a 90-day delay on certain tariffs, economists felt slightly reassured, but concerns about a potential US economic recession remain [3] Group 2 - As the effective date for a 145% tariff on Chinese goods approaches, US retailers and consumers are expected to face a "winter of product shortages and price increases" [5] - Retailers began stockpiling goods in anticipation of the tariffs, but many canceled orders after the announcement, leading to a halt in shipping from China [5] - The article emphasizes the heavy reliance of American households on Chinese imports for essential goods, with many items in homes being predominantly sourced from China [6]