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A new report states that the tariff policies of the Trump administration are weighing E-commerce As consumers have reconsidered how they go about shopping.
A report by alixpartners found that Tariffs are affecting consumers Those who are trying to shop for their online shopping to avoid the effect of tariffs, with increasing number of shopkeepers and delay in shopping.
The report of AlixPartners found that 34% of consumers purchased delayed purchases, until they did not have much certainty about the cost of tariffs, while 28% employed in the last six months to avoid those costs, 28% purchased in the first six months.
Another 22% of the respondents said that they have reduced or delayed the purchase sent directly from abroad as a result of tariffs. In contrast, 20% said that they have increased online purchases from abroad to avoid tariffs related to tariffs.
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E-commerce shoppers have adjusted their behavior in response to Trump’s tariff, found in the ElixParters report. (Istock / istock)
Elixparters wrote in the report, “More than those specific percentage of the specific percentage are to have a visible effect on what and when they are buying tariffs.”
One of the goals Trump administration For its tariff policies, it is said that it is to make more products in the US through an increase in domestic manufacturing. The study found that tariffs had some effect on consumers’ preferences for American-made goods.
In the survey, only 20% of the respondents stated that they are trying to buy the “Made in the USA in the USA” products as a result of a conscious new import tariffs.
About one-fourth of respondents, or 26%, said that tariffs had no effect on their online purchasing behavior.
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Tariffs are taxes on imported goods that are paid by the importer, which usually pass some or all high costs on consumers through high prices. (Photographer: Mark Felix / Bloomberg Getty Image / Getty Image)
Uncertainty on tariffs has weighed on economy and financial markets several times in the first half of this year.
chairman Donald Trump On April 2, the “mutual” tariff was announced – which Trump termed “Liberation Day” – was based on the US trade deficit with his business partners worldwide.
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President Donald Trump announced his “mutual” tariff on American trading partners, which will be effective on the decision to delay trade deals or to delay them on 9 July. (Chip Somodeville / Getty Image / Getty Image)
If announced, they will raise tariff dramatically effective US tariff rates, although Trump delayed his implementation by 9 July, which also serves as a time limit for business talks with American trading partners.
According to the Atlantic Council, the “Liberation Day” tariff is fully implemented, which is applied above 3% before the announcement and the effective tariff rate effective from 15% prevalent during the implementation break will increase above 25%.
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Trump on Wednesday announced a trade deal with Vietnam, which would give up tariffs on Vietnamese goods below 20% in Trump’s “Mukti Divas” announcement, which was the highest rate applied to the important American trading partners due to Vietnam’s export-rich economy.
