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Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the resurgence of the trade war initiated by the U.S., with Trump imposing significant tariffs on various countries, including a 10%-50% tariff range, which is set to take effect after a 90-day grace period ending on July 9 [1][9] - The EU has quickly responded by agreeing to a 10% tariff condition proposed by the U.S. and has exempted certain American goods in hopes of negotiating lower tariffs in specific sectors such as automobiles and semiconductors [3][4] - China, on the other hand, has shown confidence and resilience in the face of these tariffs, leveraging its strong economic foundation and global supply chain relationships to mitigate the impact of U.S. trade policies [4][7] Group 2 - The U.S. trade strategy appears to be aimed at leveraging tariffs to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. while solidifying alliances against China, indicating a shift in global economic dynamics [6][9] - China's approach to the trade war is characterized by a willingness to engage in negotiations while also preparing to stand firm against U.S. pressures, reflecting a broader strategy of enhancing its global trade relationships and increasing the international status of the Renminbi [7][9] - The article notes that the trade war has implications not only for China but also for other countries like Japan, which is observing China's strategies and preparing to respond to U.S. demands, indicating a potential shift in international trade relations [9]

Core Insights - The global manufacturing PMI for May 2025 is reported at 49.2%, a slight increase of 0.1 percentage points from April, indicating three consecutive months below the 50% threshold, suggesting ongoing contraction in the manufacturing sector [1] - Analysts highlight the increased uncertainty in global economic recovery due to complex international relations, which limits long-term planning for businesses worldwide [1] - Recommendations for enhancing economic recovery stability include improving supply chain resilience, accelerating technological innovation, and promoting diversified market strategies, alongside continued support for multilateral trade cooperation [1] Regional Analysis - In Asia, the manufacturing PMI has risen above 50%, indicating a stronger recovery compared to the Americas, Africa, and Europe, supported by the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership [2] - European manufacturing shows a slow recovery with PMIs hovering around 48%, impacted by uncertainties in US trade policies which could affect core industries [2] - The Americas' manufacturing PMI remains unchanged from April, continuing a three-month trend below 49%, while Africa's PMI has dropped below 49% for two consecutive months, indicating weakened recovery momentum [3][4] - The US's tariff policies are negatively affecting African economies, potentially pushing them out of global supply chains, while African nations are seeking to leverage the African Continental Free Trade Area to enhance trade relationships [4]