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中方确认参加APEC,加拿大突然示好,要和中方农业合作
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-10-25 05:42
Group 1 - Canada is seeking to improve relations with China ahead of potential high-level meetings between the US and China, indicating a desire for diplomatic initiative [1] - Canadian Prime Minister Carney expressed hopes to establish a "strategic relationship" with China in key areas during the upcoming APEC meeting [1][3] - The recent tensions in US-Canada relations, particularly due to trade negotiations being halted by Trump, have prompted Canada to seek closer ties with China [1][3] Group 2 - The relationship between China and Canada has experienced fluctuations, particularly after the Meng Wanzhou incident in 2018, which led to tariffs on various goods from both sides [3] - Canada aims to expand agricultural trade with China, focusing on canola and dairy products, which are crucial for Canadian farmers and the economy [3][5] - Energy cooperation is highlighted as a significant area for collaboration, given Canada's status as a major LNG exporter and China's need for stable energy supplies [5] Group 3 - Carney's approach is seen as a strategic move to balance the pressures from the US-China trade war, allowing Canada to gain more diplomatic space [7] - The initiative to engage with China is primarily driven by Canada's own interests, including alleviating tariff pressures and protecting exports [8] - Long-term, Canada must maintain a balance between the US and China, adjusting its stance as necessary to safeguard its core interests [8]
美国9月通胀不及预期,下周有望迎来年内第二次降息
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-10-25 02:44
"9月核心CPI低于预期,这应会让美联储对其下周降息的计划感到更为安心。"布朗说,下周联邦公开市场委员会 (FOMC)中支持降息的力量可能进一步壮大。 他指出,9月通胀低于预期主要是因为租金价格涨幅较弱,其中,占CPI篮子权重高达26%的业主等价租金(OER)环比 仅上涨0.1%,主要居所租金微涨0.2%,均不及预期。另外,到目前为止,关税对通胀的传导效应整体仍不明显,但9月 再次出现多种潜在关税影响商品价格上涨的迹象。比如,服装价格环比上涨0.7%,新车价格上涨0.2%。不过,这些上 涨部分被二手车价格和医疗护理商品价格下跌所抵消。 惠誉评级美国经济研究主管奥卢·索诺拉也对智通财经表示,9月CPI数据让美联储松了一口气,不会影响其10月可能连 续第二次降息的计划。 智通财经记者 | 刘婷 美国9月通胀全线低于预期,这意味着下周美联储大概率将实施今年第二次降息。 劳工统计局周五晚发布的数据显示,9月,消费者价格指数(CPI)同比上涨3%,涨幅虽然为今年2月来最高,但不及预 期的3.1%;环比上涨0.3%,不及预期的0.4%,涨幅比上月收窄0.1个百分点。剔除能源和食品价格的核心CPI同比上涨 3%,环比上涨0 ...
刚刚,直线跳水!特朗普,突变!
券商中国· 2025-10-24 23:32
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the abrupt termination of trade negotiations between the United States and Canada, highlighting the impact of recent political actions and statements from both sides, particularly regarding tariffs and advertising campaigns [1][3][6]. Group 1: Trade Negotiations - On October 24, Canadian Premier Doug Ford announced the suspension of anti-tariff advertisements in the U.S. to facilitate the resumption of trade talks with the U.S. [2] - U.S. President Trump expressed disappointment with Canada, stating that all trade negotiations have been terminated due to Canada's alleged fraudulent advertising practices [3][6]. - Canadian Prime Minister Carney indicated that Canada plans to double its exports to non-U.S. markets over the next decade to reduce reliance on the U.S. economy [1][6]. Group 2: Economic Impact - Following Trump's announcement, the Canadian dollar experienced a sharp decline, with the USD/CAD exchange rate rising by 0.34% at one point [3]. - The Canadian economy is under pressure, with a reported GDP contraction of 0.4% in Q2 due to declining exports and investments, although it has not yet entered a recession [7][8]. - The unemployment rate in Canada rose to 7.1% in August, marking a four-year high, indicating a weakening labor market [8]. Group 3: Future Strategies - Carney emphasized the need for Canada to become self-reliant and to seek trade partnerships beyond the U.S., mentioning recent agreements with Indonesia, the UAE, and the EU [7]. - The Canadian government is set to announce a new budget on November 4, which will include strategies for climate competitiveness, immigration, and attracting international talent [8].
伯南克和耶伦公开唱反调,近50名经济学家敦促美最高法推翻特朗普关税
Hua Er Jie Jian Wen· 2025-10-24 22:18
Core Viewpoint - Nearly 50 prominent economists, including two former Federal Reserve chairs, are urging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn most of the global tariffs imposed by former President Trump, arguing that the tariffs are based on a misunderstanding of the global economy [1][3]. Group 1: Economists' Arguments - The economists' brief states that the trade deficit between the U.S. and other countries is a normal phenomenon and not an "extraordinary and unusual" threat as claimed by the Trump administration [1]. - They argue that tariffs will not bridge the trade deficit and could negatively impact the U.S. economy by trillions of dollars, affecting every household and state [1]. - The economists emphasize that imposing tariffs based on an unbalanced trade deficit is fundamentally flawed, citing that trade deficits can exist in certain sectors, such as the banana trade due to climate limitations [3]. Group 2: Legal Challenges - Small businesses, including Learning Resources, have filed briefs claiming that Trump's tariffs effectively constitute an illegal $3 trillion tax on Americans, to be distributed over the next decade [3][4]. - Another group of small businesses argues that Trump's tariffs contradict the original intent of Congress to control taxation, asserting that the President should not have unilateral power to impose tariffs based on declared national emergencies [4]. Group 3: Government's Position - The Trump administration maintains that the tariffs are necessary to correct what it describes as a "deadly trade deficit," framing the issue as a stark choice between being a wealthy or poor nation [5]. - The Supreme Court is set to determine whether Trump legally imposed tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), which grants the President certain financial tools to address national security and economic emergencies [5]. - Previous court rulings have been unfavorable to Trump regarding these tariffs, and the administration has downplayed the potential impact of the lawsuits, suggesting that many tariffs could still be imposed through other legal avenues [5].
特朗普拿美加贸易谈判要挟得逞:加拿大将暂停播放反关税广告
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-10-24 20:44
美国总统特朗普拿美加贸易谈判作要挟看来得逞了。 Ford的这一决定相比周五稍早的表态可谓转变。特朗普周四深夜突然宣布以该"虚假"广告为由终止与加拿大的所有贸易谈判,Ford的发言人几小时后在一封 电邮中表示,虽然特朗普对此提出了批评,但该广告仍将继续播出。 Ford的暂停广告播出消息传出后,加元兑美元汇率小幅转涨,曾重返1.4000上方。加拿大股指维持0.6%的涨幅,持稳于日高附近。 安大略省赞助广告借特朗普"偶像"里根之口反关税 这次导致美加贸易谈判波折的导火索是,安大略省政府计划投入7500万加元,在始于本周五的MLB总冠军赛期间,赞助美国主流电视网播放一则反关税广 告,其中引用了美国前总统里根批评关税的言论。 稍早提到,特朗普本周四深夜在社交媒体发文指责,加拿大"欺诈性"使用里根的广告,称这是"假的",此举旨在干预美国最高法院及其他法院的决定。里根 总统基金会此前表示,安大略省政府在未经许可的情况下编辑了里根1987年4月的一次总统广播讲话,歪曲了他的原意。 有评论指出,安大略省这则广告之所以让特朗普如此大动肝火,是因为它利用共和党最具代表性的声音之一里根抨击关税,在共和党选民中散播怀疑。 解放日报报道 ...
对我们关税说降就降?特朗普脑子里只有两件事,希望中方放美国一马
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-10-24 18:23
特朗普口风突变,关税大棒挥舞中的博弈与算计 坦白而言,中美关税战发展至今,中方早已看穿了美国"关税大棒"的虚实。即便对中国加征100%关税,虽然会带来短期阵痛,但从长远来看,美国经济受 到的冲击将更为严重。特朗普本人也曾承认,这种级别的关税"对美国经济而言是不可持续的"。 正因如此,即便中方不做出任何让步,美方也可能因为自身经济压力而主动收回部分关税命令。在此背景下,中方更没有理由答应特朗普提出的任何额外条 件。 近日,美国总统特朗普态度出现微妙转变,公开表示"愿意考虑降低对中国关税",然而这一表态并非无条件,其背后潜藏着对中国提出的两个特定要求。 当地时间10月19日,特朗普在从佛罗里达返回华盛顿的专机上,向外界透露了其可能调整对华关税政策的风声。他认为,中国正因关税问题向美国支付巨额 款项,并相信中方也希望看到这一负担减轻。特朗普话锋一转,强调在此过程中,中国方面也必须拿出相应的对等"回报"。 值得注意的是,这距离特朗普放出"下个月1日将对中国商品加征100%关税"的狠话,仅仅过去了不到十天。在此之前,关于是否会全面加征关税的消息,多 出自其团队口中,暗示着一定程度的回旋余地。然而,此次特朗普亲自出面,打 ...
【环球财经】美国政府关门以来首份重磅数据公布:9月CPI低于预期 对美联储决策影响有限
Xin Hua Cai Jing· 2025-10-24 14:21
需要警惕的是,白宫方面宣布,下个月很可能不会发布美国通胀数据。机构分析师指出,要公布10月的 通胀数据,美国劳工统计局工作人员必须在10月期间采集价格信息——而实际上,当时他们几乎都未在 岗。经济学家指出,发布10月就业数据可能相对容易一些——毕竟企业清楚自己雇用了或解雇了哪些员 工,并有相关记录可查,但如果10月根本没有开展价格调查,那么要重新构建一份CPI报告,将会极其 困难。分析师认为,白宫的这一声明真正提醒了市场:如果缺乏关键数据,美联储12月的政策决策将变 得极为复杂。政策制定者或许对就业形势的判断仍有信心,但对通胀走向的把握则明显不足。 新华财经北京10月24日电(王姝睿)美国9月CPI年率略有上升,但低于预期。分析称,本次通胀报告 料不会影响美联储10月降息决定。 9月CPI环比上涨0.3% 同比上涨3.0% 美国劳工统计局发布的报告显示,9月各类商品与服务价格涨幅低于预期。这份在政府停摆期间获准发 布的首份官方经济数据显示,整体CPI环比上涨0.3%,同比上涨3.0%,高于8月的2.9%,但低于市场预 期。剔除食品和能源的核心CPI环比上涨0.2%,同比上涨3.0%,也低于市场预期。分析师Jo ...
通胀降温缓解压力,但美联储后续政策路径仍不明朗
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-10-24 13:08
Core Insights - The report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that the price increase for various goods and services in September was lower than expected, with the overall CPI rising by 0.3% month-over-month and 3.0% year-over-year, both below market expectations of 0.4% and 3.1% respectively [1] - The core CPI, excluding food and energy, also showed a month-over-month increase of 0.2% and a year-over-year increase of 3.0%, again falling short of the anticipated 0.3% and 3.1% [1] - The report serves as a critical observation point for the U.S. economy during the government shutdown, although the future policy direction remains uncertain [1] Economic Concerns - There are ongoing concerns regarding Trump's tariff policies potentially leading to a new wave of severe inflation, while Federal Reserve officials are wary that the current weak hiring trends may spread, despite low layoff rates [1] - Federal Reserve Chairman Powell and his colleagues are cautious about the pace of interest rate cuts as they weigh inflation threats against a soft labor market [1] - Trump insists that inflation is no longer an issue and calls for aggressive interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve [1]
被特朗普针对后,加拿大反了,拿美企开刀,喊话:想见中方一面
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-10-24 12:42
无奈的加拿大总理卡尼表示,加政府即将推出一个政府预算,减少加拿大对美国的依赖,未来把加拿大 要把目光瞄准非美国市场以外的国家,并且要和中国印度两个人口大国进行接触。强势宣布加拿大和美 国经济关系进程已终结。并且希望在前往韩国的峰会上能和中方进行会面。 在美国政府持续关门,以及中美对峙的情况下特朗普加快了对贸易伙伴的进一步收割。首当其冲加拿大 就是第一个。加拿大总理几次上门,希望特朗普能够高抬贵手放加拿大一马,换来是寸步不让,还有无 尽的羞辱。 10月23日,加拿大开始反击,加拿大财政部宣布大幅降低通用汽车和和Stellantis的免关税进口配额,理 由是这两家美国企业决定缩减在加拿大的制造业规模,未能履行加拿大免税框架下的承诺。 眼看着加拿大要造反,特朗普受不了了,10月23日特朗普找了一个非常拙劣的理由,叫停了,对于加拿 大所有的贸易谈判, 指责,加拿大安大略省政府发布了一则 "欺诈广告",截取了一段里根总统在演讲中对关税的表态,称 不理智的高关税会导致失业和贸易战发生,特朗普怒不可遏地强调加拿大这样的行为,就是想干扰美国 11月5日针对于关税的司法裁决。所以他要制裁加拿大。 加拿大也是特别的委屈,这一段话 ...
惯用伎俩还是真谈崩了?特朗普缘何再度叫停与加拿大的贸易谈判
Di Yi Cai Jing· 2025-10-24 10:41
Core Points - President Trump has announced the termination of all trade negotiations with Canada due to a controversial advertisement released by the Ontario provincial government, which included critical remarks about tariffs from former President Ronald Reagan [1][3] - The ongoing trade negotiations between the U.S. and Canada have reached a critical stage, focusing on sectors such as steel, aluminum, energy, and automotive [5][6] - The Canadian government is considering strategies to reduce reliance on the U.S. market and expand exports to other countries, particularly in Asia [7] Group 1: Trade Negotiations - Trump criticized the Ontario government's advertisement as interference in U.S. judicial matters, particularly regarding the legality of tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act [1] - The negotiations had previously shown promise, with potential agreements on steel, aluminum, and energy sectors expected by the end of the month [1][5] - Current tariffs on Canadian imports include a 35% tariff on goods not compliant with the USMCA, 50% on steel and aluminum, and 25% on certain automotive products [5] Group 2: Canadian Response - Ontario Premier Doug Ford's advertisement, which criticized U.S. tariffs, has been identified as a catalyst for the recent breakdown in negotiations [3][4] - The Canadian government has removed most retaliatory tariffs on U.S. products, maintaining only those on steel, aluminum, and automotive sectors to alleviate domestic inflation [5] - In response to Trump's threats, Canada plans to significantly increase exports to non-U.S. markets over the next decade, aiming for an additional CAD 300 billion in trade [7]