对华能源出口几乎归零！美终于发现不对劲，中方一举击中美“痛点”，特朗普急了喊话谈判

Group 1 - The ongoing trade friction between China and the US has led to a significant decline in US energy exports to China, with imports of crude oil dropping to zero in June, marking the first time in three years [1][3] - The US shale oil industry is facing severe impacts due to the loss of the Chinese market, resulting in a dramatic drop in overseas sales and potential overcapacity risks [3][4] - China's ability to cut off US energy imports is attributed to increased tariffs making US energy products less competitive and its diversified energy supply strategy, including strong ties with Saudi Arabia and Russia [4][6] Group 2 - The Trump administration is under pressure from domestic energy sectors affected by the trade conflict, with significant job losses and investment reductions in key energy-producing states [6][8] - The upcoming third round of trade negotiations is critical for both countries, with the US seeking to address trade deficits and restore energy exports, while China aims to protect its rights and counter unreasonable trade restrictions [8] - China's strategic advantage in rare earth resources, which are crucial for high-end manufacturing and military applications, further strengthens its position in the trade negotiations [6][8]