1130亿美元关税午夜生效！特朗普狂喜：美国终于“收割”全球！

Group 1 - The new tariff policy by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection affects imports from 67 countries and regions, with rates ranging from 10% to 50%, totaling an estimated $113 billion in new tariffs, marking a historic high since World War II [1][12] - The tariff list includes critical industries such as automotive, steel, aluminum, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and wood, with semiconductor tariffs reaching as high as 100%, significantly impacting the global chip industry [2][6] - The average tariff level in the U.S. has surged from 2.3% to 15.2%, with the stated goals of reducing reliance on imports and protecting domestic manufacturing, although the actual impact on employment and economic growth remains questionable [4][11] Group 2 - The semiconductor and automotive industries are particularly affected, with the semiconductor tariffs creating immense pressure on global supply chains, while automotive manufacturers face increased costs and reduced profits, leading to potential price hikes [6][8] - Despite claims of job growth, recent labor reports indicate a decline in new job creation, with public opinion showing significant opposition to the tariff policy, highlighting widespread dissatisfaction with the administration's economic management [6][8] - The Swiss President's visit to the U.S. aimed at negotiating tax relief for Swiss goods ended without substantial progress, reflecting the complexities and challenges in international trade negotiations amid rising tariffs [9][12] Group 3 - The long-term negative effects of the tariff policy are becoming evident, with rising consumer prices and increased import costs, prompting trade partners to implement countermeasures and escalating global economic tensions [8][12] - The tariff policy represents a gamble by the Trump administration to address trade deficits and reduce dependency on global supply chains, with the potential for reshaping manufacturing and economic autonomy if combined with effective industrial policies [11][14] - The current situation indicates a significant shift in global economic dynamics, with trade protectionism and globalization increasingly at odds, necessitating strategic adjustments by companies and careful monitoring of supply chain risks [12][14]