中美对抗是假,美联储收割是真!逼卖矿山、电网?这在中国行不通
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-05-21 09:02

Group 1 - The essence of the US-China conflict is a struggle for control over manufacturing industry chains and financial assets, rather than just a trade or technology war [1][3] - The core interests of the people in both countries are complementary, with the US relying on affordable Chinese goods and China needing US technology and markets [3][24] - The real issue arises from financial dynamics, particularly as China accumulates foreign exchange reserves and seeks to use the yuan for strategic resource transactions, challenging the foundation of US dollar hegemony [3][16] Group 2 - The Federal Reserve, while appearing to be a central bank, has deep connections with Wall Street, indicating a complex relationship that influences global financial dynamics [5][6] - The Fed's actions, such as dollar appreciation and interest rate adjustments, can lead to significant wealth transfers globally, often benefiting those with substantial cash reserves [8][10] - Historical patterns show that during financial crises, international capital often acquires undervalued assets, leading to a systematic "wealth transfer" [10][12] Group 3 - The Federal Reserve's primary goal is to maintain the purchasing power of the dollar and control inflation, which reveals the tool-like nature of the dollar in global finance [16][18] - The US capital groups aim to control global production resources and acquire high-quality assets that generate sustainable wealth, ensuring their dominance [16][18] - China's stronghold on critical national assets, such as energy and infrastructure, creates barriers for foreign capital, making it difficult for them to exert control [18][21] Group 4 - The resilience of China's industrial chain and advancements in high-tech sectors, such as new energy vehicles and 5G technology, have made it a formidable competitor [23][24] - The increasing prominence of the yuan in international markets has raised concerns among global capital players, who fear losing access to China's economic opportunities [24][26] - The ongoing global financial dynamics suggest that while challenges exist, there are also opportunities for value creation, emphasizing the importance of understanding tangible assets [26]