9月25日，美国总统特朗普又宣布将加征关税：专利及品牌药品100%、家具30%、重型卡车25%！ 来源：谭浩俊 特朗普又舞关税大棒了。 第二，这是特朗普让制造业回归美国的一种方式。特朗普从第一个任期起，就一直高喊让制造业回归美国，但 是，由于美国的劳动力成本太高、居民也不大愿意从事制造业工作，且十分难管。因此，包括美国国内企业在内 的投资者，都不打愿意在美国投资制造业。只是，特朗普让制造业回归美国的效果就很差。 显然，这是特朗普所不能接受的。于是，就想通过高关税限制其他国家的产品进入美国市场。同时，对在美国市 场生产的同类产品，则不仅不加征关税，还有各种补贴。这招有没有用，特朗普心里也没数。相反，美国企业和 居民则承受了不该承受的生产生活成本增加压力。 受此影响，美股三大指数收跌，特斯拉市值蒸发超4600亿元。 关税大棒说舞就舞，关税政策俨然成为特朗普手中的道具，想怎样使，就怎样使，想怎么玩，就怎么玩，随心所 欲到令人难以想象的地步。 那么，这一次的加征关税，特朗普的意图是什么呢？为什么要再次加征关税呢？ 首先，这是特朗普让美国再次伟大的手段之一。让美国的医药产业再次伟大，让美国的重型卡车再次伟大，让美 国的 ...

Group 1 - The acquisition of U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel, valued at $14.1 billion, is set to be completed on June 18, marking a significant milestone in overseas mergers for Japanese companies and a notable cross-border acquisition in the steel industry [1] - The acquisition price of $55 per share represents a 142% premium over U.S. Steel's stock price prior to the announcement of the sale, raising concerns among market participants regarding the valuation [1] - The Trump administration's approval of the deal, which reverses previous barriers set by the Biden administration, is seen as a move to strengthen U.S.-Japan relations and promote manufacturing investment in the U.S. [1] Group 2 - In addition to the acquisition cost, Nippon Steel has committed to invest $14 billion in the U.S. over the coming years for factory upgrades and new production lines, significantly increasing the overall cost of the merger [2] - The "golden share" mechanism allows the U.S. government to hold special rights in the merged company, impacting governance and potentially limiting Nippon Steel's operational autonomy in the U.S. [2] - There is internal dissent within Nippon Steel regarding the acquisition, with external investors expressing concerns about the long-term value and leadership decisions related to the deal [2] Group 3 - The merger will create the second-largest steel producer globally and enhance competitiveness in the U.S. market, particularly in high-end steel production for critical infrastructure upgrades [3] - The support from the Trump administration for this acquisition may revitalize stalled U.S.-Japan trade negotiations, potentially leading to progress on manufacturing and technology access issues [3]