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Posted: 2025-05-16 23:42:32 UTC
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The US is employing 'poison pill' clauses in trade agreements to isolate China from global supply chains, particularly in steel, pharmaceuticals, and semiconductors. These clauses, along with export controls on AI chips, aim to limit China's access to key markets and technologies. China views these measures as economic coercion and is raising concerns with countries like the UK, urging them not to compromise China's interests for trade deals with the US.
Strategic decoupling from China in key sectors
Use of 'poison pill' clauses in trade agreements to restrict China's access to markets
Export controls on advanced computing chips to limit China's AI development
China's concerns over economic coercion and potential retaliation
China's limited access to steel and aluminum markets in North America
Restrictions on China's ability to train AI models using US AI chips
Potential harm to US diplomatic relations with countries downgraded to 'second-tier status' due to AI diffusion rule
China's limited production capacity of high-end chips due to lack of EUV lithography