纽约联储称关税使67类日常商品价格高出2.9个百分点

The New York Fed reported that as of February, tariffs had made 67 categories of everyday goods more expensive by 2.9 percentage points, and without tariffs these goods would have fallen by nearly 1%. The study also found that for every 1 percentage point increase in average tariffs, the price of consumer goods will be approximately 0.25 percentage points higher one year later, and approximately 26% of the tariff increases will ultimately be translated into price increases.