Group 1 - The U.S. threatened to impose a 100% tariff on China starting November 1, but the situation quickly shifted towards a more conciliatory tone from U.S. officials, including Trump, who hinted at a potential visit to China early next year [2][4] - China dominates the global supply of medium and heavy rare earth elements, accounting for 99% of the market, making it essential for U.S. manufacturing and high-tech development [4] - The easing of tensions led to a significant rebound in stock markets, with U.S. tech companies reaching historical highs and A-shares also experiencing a strong recovery, particularly in high-tech sectors [5][6] Group 2 - High-tech sectors such as AI, the Nvidia supply chain, Apple supply chain, Tesla supply chain, robotics, and semiconductors are seeing strong rebounds due to their solid performance and growth potential [5][6] - The market may experience volatility until a final trade agreement is reached, but optimism surrounding the upcoming summit could shift investment focus from safe-haven assets to high-tech growth stocks [6][8] - The recent turnaround in U.S.-China relations presents new investment opportunities, particularly in high-tech growth stocks, which are expected to remain in the spotlight [8]
美国终于低头!中国稀土卡脖子让美方让步,资金大举抄底这些股票