最新民调：绝大多数美国人对食品杂货成本感到压力

Group 1 - The majority of American adults are feeling pressure from rising grocery prices, with 53% indicating it as a primary source of financial stress [3] - 64% of households with an annual income below $30,000 report grocery costs as a major stress factor, while about 40% of those earning $100,000 or more also feel the same [3] - The impact of grocery price increases is significant across different age and income groups, highlighting widespread anxiety over essential goods [3] Group 2 - Several companies in the U.S. are announcing or planning price increases due to the government's tariff policies, indicating a shift in cost burden to consumers [5] - Although current inflation levels are relatively mild, prices are still rising at a pace that many consumers may not readily notice, as retail price adjustments tend to be gradual [5] - Economists are uncertain about the extent to which tariffs will raise prices in the coming months, but it is expected that consumers will ultimately bear most of the cost [5]