还没等美国开口，欧盟提出新方案，中国想要的，欧洲已经妥协？

Group 1 - The core focus of the US-China trade talks in London is the rare earth issue, which has become a critical point of contention amid the complex evolution of US-China relations and global economic adjustments [1][5] - The US delegation includes key figures such as Treasury Secretary Yellen, Commerce Secretary Raimondo, and Trade Representative Tai, indicating the importance and complexity of the negotiations [3] - The US is facing economic challenges, including slowing growth and rising inflation, which necessitate a search for certainty through these negotiations [3] Group 2 - The unexpected early exit of Treasury Secretary Yellen from the talks raised speculation about the progress of the negotiations, with some suggesting that most agendas may have been settled [5] - The US has expressed a desire for China to restore rare earth supply levels to those before April, indicating a reliance on China for rare earth materials [5][7] - China's firm stance on rare earth export controls is based on the dual-use nature of these materials, and it is unlikely to agree to restore supplies fully, especially for military applications [7][8] Group 3 - The negotiations are seen as a test of both parties' sincerity and determination, emphasizing the need for equal, mutually beneficial, and respectful communication to foster stable bilateral trade relations [8]