U.S. Treasury Secretary Criticizes China Again, Saying China's Economy Will Suffer the Most

USA still can't swallow this! After our countermeasures, Bessembinder once again singled us out for criticism! On October 15, US Treasury Secretary Bessembinder made statements to us, claiming that if some people in the Chinese government want to slow down the global economy through disappointing actions and economic coercion, then China's economy will suffer the most. There is no doubt: this is a confrontation between China and the world.

Bessembinder said that the supply of magnets has clearly slowed down, and China is untrustworthy! Obviously, after our countermeasures, the US Treasury Secretary could not control his anger, so he once again turned his attention to us. Although we have strictly implemented the policy on rare earth control, it has not yet taken effect, and Bessembinder claimed that this is a confrontation between China and the world. What does this indicate? This indicates that Bessembinder clearly knows that China's rare earth control is very powerful.

However, Bessembinder keeps talking endlessly. Is he hoping to provoke us into implementing the rare earth control policy? Or is he hoping to ease the current situation? If the United States does not want our control to be strictly enforced, what should the United States do instead of completely abandoning the behavior of talking with us while continuously suppressing us? In fact, the global economy is facing turmoil, and the trade war initiated by the United States is one of the main causes.

The hat of harming the global economy cannot be put on our heads. Our rare earth control is a legitimate measure. Enterprises that comply with our rare earth control policy can apply for rare earths, while countries with hostile intentions that misuse rare earths will inevitably face tightened exports. Obviously, if the United States wants to talk, it can talk. If it continues to engage in malicious behavior, we will also take necessary measures to safeguard our interests.

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