超1400款商品涨价，最高涨幅达93%，亚马逊上的中国商品怎么一夜变贵了？

Core Insights - Amazon is experiencing a significant price increase on products, particularly those labeled as "Made in China," with nearly 1,000 items seeing an average price rise of about 30% since mid-April [1] - The median price of over 1,400 "Made in China" products on Amazon has increased by 2.6% from January to mid-June, surpassing the core inflation rate in the U.S. during the same period [1] - Price hikes are not limited to specific categories but are spreading to frequently purchased essential goods, including tech accessories, women's clothing, and kitchenware [1] Group 1 - The primary driver of the price increase is not supply and demand but rather policy changes, including a 10% base tariff on Chinese products and higher tariffs on steel-related products and automobiles [2] - New import rules have eliminated the previous exemption for small packages valued under $800, leading to price increases on platforms like Temu, where a pair of shoes has nearly doubled in price from $14 to $27 [2] - Amazon has attempted to downplay the impact of these price increases, stating that affected products represent only 1% of its top 100,000 best-selling items, but the effects are significant for price-sensitive consumers and sellers relying on low-cost strategies [2]