陈经：美国想给关税战降温，但攻守之势已经倒转

Group 1 - The recent high-level economic talks between China and the US in Geneva were described as candid, in-depth, and constructive, leading to important consensus and substantial progress [1] - The talks are seen as a necessary step to rebuild mutual trust, which has been eroded due to previous aggressive policies from the US, particularly under the Trump administration [1] - The current high tariff situation is deemed unsustainable, with expectations that tariffs will soon decrease significantly, potentially down to around 60% [3][5] Group 2 - There is a growing sentiment that decoupling between China and the US is an inevitable long-term trend, with China becoming less dependent on the US while the US struggles to achieve significant progress in decoupling [3] - The narrative in the West often portrays China as economically struggling, but this view is increasingly challenged by data showing China's resilience and growth potential [3][10] - Despite the ongoing trade tensions, China's trade surplus remains substantial, with April 2025 data showing a significant increase in surplus compared to previous years [30][31] Group 3 - The US's attempts to decouple from China are met with resistance, as many US companies still rely heavily on Chinese goods, indicating a complex interdependence [41][44] - China's manufacturing capabilities and market dynamics are evolving, with a shift towards self-sufficiency and reduced reliance on US markets, as evidenced by the growth in domestic demand and alternative markets [32][37] - The ongoing trade war has inadvertently strengthened China's position in global markets, as it adapts and innovates in response to external pressures [36][47]