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seeker24680 - 你并不普通
赞同来自: XIAOHULI92 、可期可梦
米兰报告里面不就说他寻求的就是给中国加60%关税吗，先加到245%，然后大幅“降低”到60%，就希望别人感恩戴德了？
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@宿不移
是不是那个故事：不是这个，应该是双十一搞促销，先涨价再打折，结果比原价还高了，然后让你感觉还占便宜了。
本来猴子吃10个栗子，现在减少到7个。告诉猴子早上吃3个，晚上吃4个，猴子们很不高兴；告诉猴子变为早上吃4个，晚上吃3个，一片欢腾。
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赞同来自: happysam2018 、plan30
是不是那个故事：
本来猴子吃10个栗子，现在减少到7个。告诉猴子早上吃3个，晚上吃4个，猴子们很不高兴；告诉猴子变为早上吃4个，晚上吃3个，一片欢腾。
本来猴子吃10个栗子，现在减少到7个。告诉猴子早上吃3个，晚上吃4个，猴子们很不高兴；告诉猴子变为早上吃4个，晚上吃3个，一片欢腾。
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Trump shifts tone after meeting with CEOs
Trump’s notable shift in tone toward Powell and China came a day after he met privately in the Oval Office with chief executives of four major US retail companies who conveyed concerns about rising economic fallout from Trump’s tariff policy and the uncertainty it has created for financial markets.
The CEOs of Walmart, Target, Home Depot and Lowe’s, all of whom delivered a blunt message about interruptions in the supply chain and its effects on consumers, were invited to the White House as part of an ongoing internal campaign to make the case to Trump about the real-world impact of his policies, administration officials said.
Trump’s tariffs have placed significant pressure on the retail sector. The business leaders warned that store shelves across America could “soon be empty,” two people familiar with the meeting said, as they presented a dire economic picture that could come into sharper view within weeks.
For weeks, White House chief of staff Susie Wiles and other senior advisers have been fielding alarming calls from business leaders about the fallout from Trump’s tariff policies and his ongoing threats to fire the chairman of the Federal Reserve. Taken together, the president’s words have rattled markets and shaken confidence in the administration’s stewardship of the economy.
Bessent, who has emerged as one of the leading Cabinet officials whose words have calmed financial markets, played a key role in arranging the meeting of CEOs, officials said, as part of an effort to show Trump how serious the economic challenges facing the administration have become.
Doug McMillon, the CEO of Walmart who has developed a cordial relationship with Trump through meetings at Mar-a-Lago and several mutual friends, bluntly told Trump that the trade war with China had already started to disrupt the supply chain, officials said, and would only intensify by summer.
美国零售商，直接告诉懂王，和中国的贸易战再打下去，美国超市的货架就要空了。
Trump’s notable shift in tone toward Powell and China came a day after he met privately in the Oval Office with chief executives of four major US retail companies who conveyed concerns about rising economic fallout from Trump’s tariff policy and the uncertainty it has created for financial markets.
The CEOs of Walmart, Target, Home Depot and Lowe’s, all of whom delivered a blunt message about interruptions in the supply chain and its effects on consumers, were invited to the White House as part of an ongoing internal campaign to make the case to Trump about the real-world impact of his policies, administration officials said.
Trump’s tariffs have placed significant pressure on the retail sector. The business leaders warned that store shelves across America could “soon be empty,” two people familiar with the meeting said, as they presented a dire economic picture that could come into sharper view within weeks.
For weeks, White House chief of staff Susie Wiles and other senior advisers have been fielding alarming calls from business leaders about the fallout from Trump’s tariff policies and his ongoing threats to fire the chairman of the Federal Reserve. Taken together, the president’s words have rattled markets and shaken confidence in the administration’s stewardship of the economy.
Bessent, who has emerged as one of the leading Cabinet officials whose words have calmed financial markets, played a key role in arranging the meeting of CEOs, officials said, as part of an effort to show Trump how serious the economic challenges facing the administration have become.
Doug McMillon, the CEO of Walmart who has developed a cordial relationship with Trump through meetings at Mar-a-Lago and several mutual friends, bluntly told Trump that the trade war with China had already started to disrupt the supply chain, officials said, and would only intensify by summer.
美国零售商，直接告诉懂王，和中国的贸易战再打下去，美国超市的货架就要空了。
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