坏消息接二连三传来，中国不再惯着美国，特朗普竟想把普京拖下水

Group 1 - The U.S. is facing significant setbacks in its trade war with China, as evidenced by the failure of U.S. strategies to leverage chip exports and sanctions against Russian oil to pressure China [1][5][6] - China has made substantial progress in reducing its reliance on U.S. chips, with domestic companies now avoiding the use of NVIDIA's H20 chip, indicating a shift in the technological landscape [3] - Despite U.S. efforts to impose secondary sanctions on China regarding Russian oil purchases, no European country has complied, highlighting the limitations of U.S. influence [5][6] Group 2 - China has significantly increased its soybean imports from South America, totaling 12 million tons for September and October, leaving U.S. soybean stocks unsold and indicating a shift in trade dynamics [8] - The U.S. administration's attempts to negotiate increased soybean purchases from China have been met with failure, as China has opted for alternative suppliers [8] - In a surprising move, the U.S. is considering a partnership with Russia for rare earth elements, although this strategy may be unrealistic given Russia's interests in strengthening ties with China [11]