特朗普宣布对进口家具征收高额关税，Wayfair(W.US)等股下跌

Group 1 - President Trump announced a 30% to 50% tariff on all imported cabinets, bathroom vanities, and upholstered furniture, significantly impacting Wayfair, RH, and Williams Sonoma, with stock prices dropping by 5% before market opening [1] - The tariffs, effective from October 1, are aimed at protecting domestic manufacturing against foreign imports, with specific rates of 30% on certain furniture and cabinets and 50% on home improvement materials [1] - Wayfair's direct-to-consumer model and RH's reliance on imports from Vietnam and China (72% by 2024) present unique challenges, while Williams Sonoma imports 67% of its products from 48 different countries, increasing pressure to find new suppliers [1] Group 2 - Williams Sonoma's CEO Laura Alber acknowledged the challenges posed by the new tariffs, stating that revenue growth will be affected by these additional costs, with tax rates having doubled since the first quarter [2] - Home Depot and Lowe's may also face impacts on their home improvement businesses, but their extensive domestic supplier networks may mitigate the effects [2] - The recent developments could reverse Wayfair's 120% stock price increase over the past six months and Williams Sonoma's 19% rise, while RH's stock has decreased by 16% during the same period [2]