Additional 10% levy! Trump's tariff series: "America First" will set off another trade war storm in 2025
 2025-03-01
2025-03-01
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1. Timeline of tariff big moves: 30 days of sturm and drang
- February 1: - In the first round, a 10% tariff was imposed on China, and Canada and Mexico were simultaneously fired (25% tariff + 10% energy).
- Give Canada and Mexico a 30-day "probation period", threatening not to cooperate.
 
- February 9: - The global 25% tariff on steel and aluminum materials hit indiscriminately, with Canada and Brazil becoming the hardest hit areas.
 
- February 26: - Bombarding the EU for "taking advantage of the United States" and imposing a 25% tariff on automobiles and other goods.
 
- February 27: - The tariff between Canada and Mexico officially came into effect, and another 10% was stacked against China (a total of 20%!), saying that "reciprocal retaliation" will be launched in April to target China, India and Europe.
 
2. Behind the policy: Trump's "personality" and abacus
- Businessman president's routine: 
 "I can make money as a living sculpture. Isn't tariff negotiation a piece of cake?" (Refer to Trump's street statue working quotations)- Take tariffs as business chips, and keep your mouth shut about "America first".
 
- Transfer contradiction: 
 Blaming China's fentanyl problem ("100,000 Americans victimized") actually covers up domestic governance.
3. Industry bitterness: cross-border people collectively break defenses
- Shipping Cool: The shipping rate between the United States and the West fell to $2,300/40HQ, and the freight forwarder wailed: "Trump is crazier to play tariffs than to play a sketch!".
- Factory lying flat: Yiwu bosses are crazy about hoarding goods, and Shenzhen Christmas lights are changed to charter flights to air freight (the freight is more expensive than the goods).
- Southeast Asia laughs and wakes up: Vietnamese shoe factory orders doubled, and Thailand's electronic parts production capacity exploded.
4. Life-saving guide: If you can't beat it, take a detour
✅ Short-term stay:
- Bypass the Chinese-funded shipping company and change the order of Mediterranean and Da spacecraft (to prevent port detention).
- High-value goods sign air freight insurance agreement (shipping may become "sea burial").
🚨 Long-term transformation:
- Factory construction in Southeast Asia + nearshore production in Mexico (away from tariff bull's-eye).
- Keep an eye on the detailed rules of "reciprocal tariffs" in April (high risk for Chinese, Indian and European enterprises).
God Tucao: An international student wrote to Trump: "Mr. President, your tariff operation is more difficult to understand than my English test!"
Key data quick overview
| Items | Data | 
|---|---|
| Cumulative tariffs on China | 20% (base + stack) | 
| US-West Sea Freight | $2300/40 HQ (halved year-on-year) | 
| Canada-Mexico energy tariffs | 10% (key attacks on coal and crude oil) | 
| EU Car Tariffs | 25% (Mercedes-Benz BMW crying dizzy) | 
Summary in one sentence: In the Trump 2.0 era, tariffs became his "street performance props"-global companies were forced to play performance art with him
 
  
  
    




 
                             
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