US Treasury Secretary Accuses China of Flooding Global Markets: Critical Signal for Chip Supply Chains and Rare Earth Wars
ABD Maliye Bakanı Scott Bessent, Çin'in dünyayı ucuz mal ve ürünlerle 'sel' altında bıraktığını eleştirerek, bu stratejinin küresel ticaret dengesini
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent accused China of 'flooding' the global market with cheap exports, warning that this strategy threatens global trade balance and particularly weakens the competitive edge of technology industries, especially semiconductor chips. China's low-cost production model has led Nvidia and TSMC to increase imports of materials and components from China. The transfer of rare earth elements from China to the US continues to cause delays in the supply of ASML and other chip production machinery. China's strategy could reshape global supply chains and introduce new dynamics in the development of technologies like 5G.
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