美国关税涨上天，世界贸易反增长，14国签协定互救

Core Insights - The article highlights the contradictions in Trump's tariff strategy, which aims to create "fair competition" with China while planning to impose an additional 100% tariff on top of the existing average 30% tariff, leading to a total tariff rate of 154% after a temporary pause in November [1] - The immediate impact of these tariffs has resulted in a 1.7% increase in price levels in the U.S., equating to an annual income loss of $2,400 for each American household, with significant price surges in leather goods and clothing by 36% and 34% respectively [1] - The U.S. stock market reacted sharply to the announcement of the 100% tariff, with major indices experiencing a rapid decline, resulting in a $2 trillion loss in market capitalization, which only stabilized after negotiations were hinted at [1] Trade Dynamics - U.S. trading partners are actively restructuring their trade relationships in response to the tariffs, with Canada increasing automobile imports from Mexico, and China shifting its soybean procurement focus to South America [1] - Countries like Peru are redirecting their blueberry exports away from the U.S. towards Asia, while Lesotho, reliant on U.S. textile orders, is now focusing on markets in Asia, Europe, and Africa [1] - A coalition of 14 countries, including New Zealand and Singapore, has formed partnerships to collectively mitigate the impact of U.S. tariffs [1]