Group 1 - The U.S. Treasury Secretary, Bessent, anticipates a significant increase in revenue from tariffs imposed by Trump, which will primarily be used to pay down federal debt rather than provide tax refunds to Americans [1][2] - Bessent has indicated that the previous estimate of $300 billion in tariff revenue will be substantially revised upward, although he did not disclose specific figures [2] - As of July, the U.S. has already collected $100 billion in tariff revenue since the implementation of Trump's global tariff measures in April [2] Group 2 - Bessent suggests that the U.S. economy may return to a "good low-inflation growth" similar to the 1990s, attributing some economic issues to high interest rates, particularly affecting the housing market and low-income households with high credit card debt [3] - He noted that Trump has been urging the Federal Reserve to lower key interest rates, which could help stimulate the housing market and potentially lead to a decrease in home prices within one to two years [3] - Recent data from the Census Bureau indicates a slight increase in single-family home starts and future building permits, although high mortgage rates and economic uncertainty continue to dampen homebuying enthusiasm [3]
美国今年关税收入将远超3000亿美元？美国财长： 首要任务还债
Feng Huang Wang·2025-08-20 01:41