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Prices of Chinese goods sold on Amazon rose 2.6% in the first half of the year, outpacing overall inflation of 1%

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An analysis by DataWeave shows that prices of Chinese goods on Amazon rose significantly, by 2.6% between January and June, in contrast to inflation of just 1% for goods. The increase is being influenced by new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, affecting items such as school supplies, electronics and household goods. Retailers have started to pass on costs to consumers and retail sales have fallen, signaling possible economic pressure.

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Preţurile produselor fabricate în China şi vândute pe Amazon cresc mai repede decât este inflaţia din SUA, arată o analiză, pe fondul impactului tarifelor vamale

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