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2025-10-10 20:57:20
[Has the wave of price increases in the retail industry peaked? The transmission effect of tariffs is showing signs of fatigue] ⑴ Institutional monitoring of 200 potentially affected commodities shows that as of October 6, the average price of 65 of these commodities has increased by 17% compared with April 28. ⑵ The current increase is the same as the statistics in early September, indicating that the pace of price increases by retailers to offset cost pressures has slowed significantly. ⑶ The focus of corporate strategy is still on protecting profit margins, but they are cautious about basic consumer demand during the holiday sales season. ⑷ Retailers are also paying attention to the development of potential court litigation related to tariff policies, and subsequent pricing strategies may be adjusted accordingly. ⑸ Data show that the transmission effect of Trump's tariff remarks on consumer prices is weakening, and inflationary pressure may have peaked temporarily.
