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Group 1 - The U.S. energy and agriculture sectors have suffered significant damage due to the trade war, with China reducing its imports of U.S. crude oil by 95% since the trade conflict began, leading to severe inventory buildup and price drops for U.S. energy companies [5] - The agricultural sector, particularly in "deep red states," has also experienced market turbulence, affecting crops like soybeans and meat [5] - The financial markets, including the dollar, U.S. bonds, and stocks, have faced sharp declines, with the yield curve inversion signaling a potential economic recession [7][8] Group 2 - The employment market in the U.S. has begun to feel the impact of the trade war, with job losses in the energy and agriculture sectors due to production cuts and layoffs, as well as in manufacturing due to supply chain adjustments [12] - Trump's recent statements indicate a shift towards a more conciliatory approach to China, suggesting that future tariffs will be significantly lower than the previously proposed 145% [14] - The international response to the U.S. trade strategy has been mixed, with allies like the EU not fully cooperating with U.S. efforts to isolate China, indicating a shift in the global economic order [17][19]