想递“投名状”？美国先撤了，墨西哥骑虎难下，再度推迟对华加税

Group 1 - The U.S. has suspended 24% of tariffs on China for one year, retaining a 10% baseline rate, signaling a shift in trade policy under pressure [1][3] - Mexico has postponed its proposal to impose tariffs on over 1,400 Chinese goods, originally set for review in late November, now potentially delayed until February 2026 [1][3][12] - The changes in U.S. and Mexico's tariff policies highlight the futility of unilateral protectionism and the risks of political maneuvering at the expense of other nations [3][14] Group 2 - The U.S. tariff increases under the Trump administration led to a decline in GDP growth from 2.4% to 1.7% and raised the probability of recession to 45% [3][5] - The burden of tariffs has fallen on American consumers, with low-income households losing an average of $1,300 annually and high-income households losing $5,400 [5][12] - Mexico's attempt to impose tariffs on China was seen as a misguided strategy to gain favor with the U.S., despite its heavy reliance on Chinese manufacturing components [7][11] Group 3 - China's response to Mexico's tariff proposal included investigations into trade barriers and anti-dumping measures, indicating potential retaliatory actions [9][14] - The internal opposition in Mexico against the tariff proposal reflects concerns over potential factory closures and economic repercussions [12][19] - The situation underscores the interconnectedness of global supply chains and the risks of attempting to sever economic ties for political gain [16][19]