对华能源出口几乎归零！特朗普终于发现不对劲，他不能再狂了

Group 1 - U.S. crude oil and LNG exports to China have dropped to historic lows, nearing zero, marking a new phase in Beijing's countermeasures [1] - In the first quarter of 2023, U.S. energy exports to China shrank by 98%, with monthly averages falling below $10 million, a stark contrast to the $18 billion trade volume in 2022 [1][3] - The energy trade, once a cornerstone of U.S.-China economic cooperation, has been severely impacted by unilateral U.S. trade policies initiated during the Trump administration [3] Group 2 - China's response has effectively cut off three major revenue streams for the U.S.: energy exports, high-tech products, and agricultural goods [5] - U.S. chip exports to China fell by 60% in the first half of 2023, while China has increased investments in domestic alternatives and shifted to suppliers in Taiwan and South Korea [5] - Agricultural trade, particularly in soybeans and corn, has decreased by 25%, with China increasing imports from Brazil [5] Group 3 - The decline in energy exports has led to significant job losses in the U.S. energy sector, with layoffs exceeding 30% in Texas and North Dakota [3] - The collapse of energy exports is projected to reduce U.S. GDP by 0.5 percentage points, prompting a shift in policy approach within the White House [3][5] - The ongoing economic confrontation is expected to reshape the bilateral relationship and could slow global economic recovery due to supply chain fragmentation [7]