The high-stakes Trump-Xi summit could determine whether the world’s two largest economies extend their trade war truce or plunge back into economic hostilities. With rare earths and technology controls as leverage, both sides seek temporary stabilization amid deepening strategic competition.
The United States is reportedly weighing unprecedented export restrictions targeting products manufactured using American software in response to China’s rare earth export controls. This potential escalation could disrupt global technology supply chains and affect everything from consumer electronics to aerospace components.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering sweeping restrictions on exports to China that contain or were produced using U.S. software, according to sources familiar with the matter. This potential move would represent a significant escalation in the ongoing trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies.
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