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关税困局:美国龙虾失去昔日在华“份额”
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-11-11 13:37
这当中有中澳关系缓和的原因。自2024年12月起,澳大利亚恢复了向中国出口活龙虾。此前,中国解除 了对澳大利亚龙虾长达近四年的进口禁令。 中国是全球最大的龙虾消费国和进口国,我们熟知的龙虾来源地主要是澳大利亚、新西兰等国。但事实 上,美国也中国重要的龙虾进口市场。然而受贸易战的影响,美国渔民正错失对华销售良机,而且随着 中国日益转向亚太地区的供应商,他们可能难以重夺昔日地位。 海鲜分销商表示,今年早些时候,由于中美关税问题,美国对华龙虾出口一度停滞,最高税率一度高达 三位数。尽管在今年5月,中国对美国龙虾的关税已降至25%。但与全球其他竞争对手相比,美国出口 商仍然处于劣势。 数据显示,缅因州约占美国龙虾供应量的90%,在持续的贸易不确定性下,该州渔民正转向美国国内市 场。但是仅美国买家完全无法弥补国际需求,尤其是来自中国的需求。事实上,即使是关税存在的情况 下,中国仍然消化了大部分活龙虾出口,可见中国市场对美国龙虾产业的重要性。 上个月底,中美在韩国会晤后达成了最新协议,中国同意暂停今年早些时候对美国商品征收的大部分关 税,仅保留10%的关税,这应该有助于美国龙虾出口商,但美国出口商仍将面临来自亚太地区的竞 ...
不服就干!欧盟打响反击第一枪,通告全球,断的就是特朗普退路!
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-09-06 05:40
Group 1 - The US government has imposed tariffs on a wide range of countries, including traditional allies like Japan, South Korea, and India, as well as the EU, leading to a significant trade conflict [1] - The EU initially responded with concessions but later shifted to a more aggressive stance, launching retaliatory tariffs against US goods, including a 20% tariff on EU products and a potential 25% tariff on automobiles [1][4] - The trade dispute has roots in long-standing disagreements over subsidies in the aerospace sector, with the WTO ruling against EU subsidies to Airbus, allowing the US to impose tariffs on $7.5 billion worth of EU goods [1][2] Group 2 - The US Trade Representative announced plans to impose an additional 15% tariff on European Airbus planes and is considering new tariffs on $4 billion worth of European goods, including Italian cheese and Scottish whiskey [2] - The EU has prepared a detailed retaliation list targeting $95 billion worth of US exports, including aircraft, automobiles, and agricultural products, indicating a strong response to US tariffs [4] - The EU's response includes significant concessions, such as reducing tariffs on US lobster from 20% to 5% and committing to purchase $75 billion worth of US liquefied natural gas and oil over three years [4][5] Group 3 - The German automotive industry is particularly affected, with exports to the US valued at $34.9 billion, and a potential 27.5% tariff could impose an additional $2.3 billion in costs on BMW alone [5] - The European aluminum industry faces challenges due to a 50% tariff on aluminum products while benefiting from zero tariffs on scrap aluminum, leading to a raw material shortage for local producers [7] - The IMF has noted that the trade tensions have led to a restructuring of global supply chains, with Asian manufacturers gaining market share at the expense of European companies [9]
特朗普赚大了,欧盟拟取消对美关税,印度、加拿大关税影响凸显!
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-09-01 08:49
Group 1 - The EU plans to eliminate tariffs on all US industrial products and provide favorable treatment for various agricultural products, indicating a strategic move to enhance US export advantages [3][5] - The US has committed to reducing tariffs on automobiles and parts to 15% and implementing zero or near-zero tariffs on certain products, suggesting a temporary mutual benefit in US-EU relations [5][7] - The EU has agreed to purchase $750 billion worth of US energy products and $40 billion in US chips over the next three years, reflecting a significant shift in trade dynamics [7] Group 2 - The EU's proposal has faced criticism from within Europe, particularly from the German machinery sector, which argues that it unfairly benefits US products while European industries face punitive tariffs [10] - India's economy is suffering due to increased US tariffs, with a projected GDP loss of about 1 percentage point, particularly affecting labor-intensive small and medium enterprises [12] - Canada has experienced a significant economic downturn, with a 1.6% annualized GDP decline and a 27% drop in exports, raising concerns about future economic stability [14] Group 3 - The short-term benefits of US tariffs include increased government revenue, but long-term effects may lead to higher production costs, reduced export volumes, and overall trade contraction [16] - The US inflation rate is rising, with the PCE price index increasing by 2.6% year-on-year, driven by higher service costs, indicating that tariffs are contributing to domestic inflationary pressures [18] - The current trade strategy may damage the US's international credibility and relationships with allies, potentially leading to a search for alternative trade partners by other nations [18]