新闻报报看 | 美国总统特朗普对全球征收对等关税，认为能够让“美国再次伟大”，但据《华尔街日报》报道，由于担心物价飙升，美国民众开始纷纷赶着抢购外国货，包括电子产品、成衣甚至酱油，开启疯狂囤货模式。就连美国知名企业家库班（Mark Cuban）也在社媒发文建议大家，从牙膏到肥皂，凡是有空间可以储存的东西，都应该趁早买起来。（主播：蔡心慧、黄宇恒）
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00:30In the midst of the bloodshed in the U.S.
00:32Trump, the activist,
00:33has shown an unwavering and carefree attitude.
00:37He is currently playing golf in Florida
00:41and posted on social media
00:43saying that his policy will never change.
00:47He even believes that this is a great opportunity
00:49to make a fortune and become richer than ever before.
00:53As for U.S. Secretary of State Benson in the latest interview,
00:57he also tried to mitigate the impact of Trump's high tariffs.
01:00He even blamed the stock market crash
01:03on the appearance of China's first AI company, DeepSig.
01:08He claimed that DeepSig's open-source AI model launched at the end of January this year
01:12quickly became popular around the world
01:14and led to the crash of the U.S. large-scale technology stocks.
01:17The stocks of the seven major tech giants in the U.S.
01:19began to be sold by investors.
01:21It has nothing to do with Trump's protectionist policy.
01:25However, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun
01:28said in an interview that
01:30the market has spoken.
01:32He said that the U.S. trade war and tariff war
01:36launched against the world is a reckless provocation.
01:38The U.S. should now stop making mistakes
01:41and solve the differences with its trade partners through equal trading.
01:45Guo Jiakun also posted an image of the U.S. stock market
01:47falling by three-fold.
01:50It's a bit like he's watching a good show.
01:53No matter what,
01:54Trump and his staff don't take it seriously
01:56and think that the tariff policy can make the U.S. great again.
02:01But compared to Trump,
02:03many Americans are starting to get nervous.
02:07According to the Wall Street Journal,
02:09because of the fear that prices will soar,
02:12American people are rushing to buy foreign goods,
02:15including e-goods, clothes,
02:17and even soy sauce,
02:19which has launched a mode of crazy hoarding.
02:21From college students, full-time mothers,
02:23to business executives,
02:25people from all walks of life have set up
02:27a mode of consumption that is not yet ready.
02:30In supermarkets and e-goods retail stores,
02:32you can see some consumers pushing
02:35shopping carts full of goods.
02:37Even the well-known American entrepreneur Cuban
02:39also posted a message on social media
02:41to suggest that everything from toothpaste to soap
02:44should be bought as soon as possible
02:46if there is space to store it.
02:49Therefore, everyone dares to buy before the new tariff is in effect.
02:54A professor at the University of California
02:55said that he had emptied his shopping cart
02:58and said that he was spending all his money to save money.
03:01There are also New Yorkers who revealed
03:03that the night Trump announced the new tariff,
03:05he spent $3,000 on
03:08buying e-goods, car parts,
03:10tools, and other home appliances.
03:13Trump's big tariff cut
03:15can only say that the American people have suffered.
03:18From daily necessities to food,
03:20there is a possibility that prices may rise.
03:23According to the CBA,
03:27some key ingredients and raw materials of daily consumer goods
03:30cannot be obtained in the United States.
03:32For example, the United States climate conditions
03:34limit the production of certain food and drink raw materials,
03:38such as coffee, cocoa, and tropical fruits, etc.
03:42As for other daily necessities,
03:44including toilet paper,
03:45shampoo, shampoo, and skin care products,
03:48the price will also rise.
03:50The reason is that wood, ginger, bamboo fiber,
03:53milk, wood, fruit oil,
03:55and zongli oil, etc.
03:56These raw materials have increased import tariffs.
04:01Most of the zongli oil in the United States comes from Indonesia,
04:03but now Indonesia is taxed 32%.
04:07According to the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Taxation Fund,
04:09without considering other countries and regions'
04:12anti-taxation policies,
04:13U.S. equivalent tariffs
04:15will lead to an average annual increase
04:18in U.S. ordinary households' tax burden of $1,900.