I See: The Shoe And Hat Traders In The United States Are Looking Forward To The Early Conclusion Of The Economic And Trade Frictions.

"Although the current Sino US economic and trade frictions have not had much impact on my business, they have caused widespread concern in the industry and hope that the two countries will solve this problem as soon as possible." David Day, who is attending the "discount merchandise Exhibition" in Las Vegas, USA, said.

Dai is engaged in clothing wholesale business in New York, USA. His company has imported clothing and accessories from China for many years. In an interview with reporters on 11, he said that the impact of Sino US economic and trade frictions on importers and retailers in the United States is mainly reflected in the psychological level. The industry is generally worried that if the economic and trade frictions persist for a long time, it may bring impact to the industry.

Dai said that China has a complete industrial chain in chemical fiber clothing and apparel products, which is irreplaceable in other countries. His company has no intention of finding suppliers in other countries at present.

John Chen, from Somerset, New Jersey, has been engaged in footwear wholesale business for 30 years. He said that the current Sino US economic and trade frictions have not had a big impact on his business, but if the United States further escalated tariff measures, "it will definitely affect business."

"Combining benefits and profits, and doing business requires a long-term and stable environment. We hope that the two countries can solve the economic and trade frictions as soon as possible." Chen said.

Jeff Shane from Losangeles, California is also worried about Sino US economic and trade frictions. He said that if the US economy deteriorated due to economic and trade frictions, he would consider reducing imports from China. In a word, he hoped that the two countries could develop a "stable relationship".

Jimmy Gindy, a retailer in New York, said that the tariffs imposed by the US government resulted in an increase in the prices of goods from China, but even so, the prices of goods imported from other places were still higher than those of Chinese goods. Jin Di said that market anxiety is on the rise, and retailers can not afford to levy tariffs on their own.

Dan Smith, a hat wholesaler from Florida, expressed a clear objection to the US government's duty to levy tariffs. He said that he did not get help from the tariff increase policy. On the contrary, "we are paying customs duties and customs duties from our own bank accounts".

Tricia Barglev, director of the exhibition organizers, said that everyone was talking about Sino US economic and trade frictions, observing the impact of economic and trade frictions, and considering how to digest the rising costs. Many businessmen are worried about the long-term impact of Sino US economic and trade frictions.

Mohamed Abdullah, who is engaged in Garment Retailing in the University of Illinois, said that Sino US economic and trade frictions had disrupted the international market and hoped that economic and trade frictions could be ended as soon as possible.

This year's "discount merchandise Exhibition" was held in Las Vegas in from August 10th to 13th. According to the organizers, the "discount merchandise Exhibition" is held two times a year and has been held for 50 consecutive times. Due to the high quality and low price of exhibitors, the exhibition has attracted a large number of merchants since its opening. There are more than 400 exhibitors, mainly from the United States.