Sept. 19, 2025, 12:23 a.m.

The US "small package tax exemption" has been abolished. What impact will this have on the economy?

On September 15th local time, it was reported that the US's tax exemption policy for imported packages valued at $800 and below was officially cancelled on August 29, 2025.

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The economic performance showdown between Trump and Biden, the data speaks for itself

Recently, remarks made by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell have caused a stir in the economic field.

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The US employment dilemma: Ideal jobs are hard to find, forcing people to make do to survive

The US labor market data appears rosy: new jobs continue to grow, and the unemployment rate remains low.

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Three major changes in US Economic Policy: Strategic Adjustment and In-depth Analysis of Global Impact

The international economic landscape is undergoing profound changes.

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Tariff pressure farce: The US coerces the G7, disrupting the global economic order

Recently, the international economic field has been stirred up by a major piece of news.

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Interpretation of U.S. August CPI and Initial Jobless Claims: Complex Economic Signals Force Fed into a Difficult Dilemma

On September 11 (local time), data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that the U.S.

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The resignation of the Japanese prime minister has triggered market turmoil: the risks of economic governance have been fully exposed

Recently, according to a report from Singapore (Reuters), the sudden resignation of Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has triggered sharp fluctuations in the yen's exchange rate.

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The US Department of Energy has called on the EU to completely stop purchasing Russian energy

On September 10th local time, US Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated that Europe has committed to completely stopping the purchase of any form of Russian natural gas by 2026.

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Fluctuating Lumber Prices: A Warning Signal for the U.S. Economy

Recently, lumber prices have sharply dropped, drawing significant attention from Wall Street and economic observers. Specifically, since lumber futures prices hit a three-year high in early August, they have fallen by 24%, touching $526.50 per thousand board feet.

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The U.S. non-farm payrolls were significantly revised down by 911,000, and the weak economy has raised expectations of interest rate cuts

The latest preliminary adjustment data released by the US Department of Labor shows that in the 12 months ending March 2025, the number of new jobs created in the non-farm sector in the United States decreased by 911,000 compared with the initially announced figure, with an average reduction of nearly 76,000 positions per month.

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