中美终于和解？特朗普放出好消息，美国准备让步？商务部火速表态

Group 1 - The US-China trade war has led to significant lessons for the US, including the need to reassess its hegemonic position and the impossibility of decoupling the two economies [1] - The trade relationship between the US and China is interdependent, with both countries having mutual economic interests [1] - President Trump announced a new agreement where the US will impose a 55% tariff on China, while China will impose a 10% tariff on the US, maintaining exports of magnets and rare earth materials [1] Group 2 - Trump has decided to lift the ban on US ethane exports to China, primarily due to the adverse effects on US businesses and the need for China to ease its rare earth export controls [3] - The US has failed to establish a coalition against China regarding tariffs, with only the UK as a notable ally, indicating a lack of international support for US trade policies [3] - China's response to US tariffs has played a crucial role in maintaining fairness in the international trade system, despite not actively seeking alliances against the US [3] Group 3 - The current trade negotiations show that China holds the initiative in discussions, with the US seeking China's cooperation, highlighting China's growing strength in negotiations [5] - The trade friction between the US and China is largely attributed to the US projecting its domestic issues onto other countries, rather than being a result of genuine trade disputes [5] - China's strategic control over rare earth resources is emphasized, with a cautious approach to US commitments due to past instances of the US reneging on agreements [7][8]