On June 1, CNN reported on May 30 that although the U.S. port management expects good news about tariffs, due to the sharp swing of the U.S. government at the tariff policy level, even if the good news comes out, it is difficult for goods to immediately resume flowing into U.S. ports. At present, U.S. port imports have not recovered to their original levels, which could lead to a lack of supply of goods in the U.S. market, limited choices, and a further increase in the cost of living in the coming months.
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Port of Los Angeles official: Currently, the import volume is slowly recovering but has not reached the original level.
On June 1, CNN reported on May 30 that although the U.S. port management expects good news about tariffs, due to the sharp swing of the U.S. government at the tariff policy level, even if the good news comes out, it is difficult for goods to immediately resume flowing into U.S. ports. At present, U.S. port imports have not recovered to their original levels, which could lead to a lack of supply of goods in the U.S. market, limited choices, and a further increase in the cost of living in the coming months.