Let's start with the topic: The recent developments in China-US relations have attracted widespread attention, and behind the subtle changes in China-US relations, many people have begun to wonder whether the United States intends to fool us into buying US bonds again. However, we need to uncover the truth and analyze the real motives and the essence behind the United States from two aspects.
According to recent financial news, the debt and fiscal crisis in the United States is still worsening. According to **, in the next six months, the United States will issue at least 1$4 trillion in bonds. This is a staggering figure, equivalent to putting more than 10 trillion yuan on the market. However, what is worrying is that the recent U.S. bond auction situation shows that the auction rate of 30-year U.S. bonds is only about 80%, which means that some U.S. bonds cannot be sold smoothly and can only be absorbed by U.S. financial institutions themselves. Faced with such a high issuance scale and low pandering auction results, how can the United States harvest "leeks"?
In this case, it is necessary for the United States to seek purchasing power support from other countries in order for the U.S. bond market to recover. In order to achieve this goal, Biden took the initiative to show favor and extended an olive branch to China. He made it clear that China's stable development is in the interests of the United States and the world, and that China's economic growth is also beneficial to the United States and the world. For the United States, cooperation with China is necessary because the U.S. bond market can only get back on track if China is willing to continue to buy U.S. bonds. Therefore, Biden lowered his posture and shouted for China again, not out of sincerity, but out of urgent need.
Recently released data showed that inflation in the United States has unexpectedly cooled, and some financial institutions** are likely to cut interest rates by the Federal Reserve from the fourth quarter of this year. This should be seen from the opposite perspective: the US interest rate hike has taken a toll on its economy and employment rate, and now it has to prepare to cut interest rates. In order to create the conditions for interest rate cuts, the United States needs to look for the world's largest manufacturing country to produce capacity. If a large number of cheap Chinese goods enter the U.S. market, inflation can be stabilized for the time being. Because of this, the United States deliberately sent high-level ** to participate in the CIIE and hopes to start negotiations with China on this issue.
The United States has long seen through the benefits, and only we have the strength to do the two measures of taking over US bonds and transmitting production capacity in the world. In order to achieve this goal, the United States has to bow its head and give some sweetness to make us feel the sincerity of cooperation. Although this may be just a delaying tactic by the United States, as long as it is beneficial to us, why not do it?
To sum up, the easing of Sino-US relations is far from a simple matter. The reason why the United States changed its stance was actually due to its debt and fiscal crisis, as well as its inflation problem. This is the motivation of the United States to change its mind and renew its life, and the purpose behind it also shows their dependence on and demand for China. As China, we should discern the truth, analyze it rationally, and turn this situation into an opportunity for our own interests. Only by standing on the shoulders of giants can we better achieve our development goals without being fooled by the superficial scenery of the United States.
It is worth noting that although the United States has begun to show goodwill in some areas, we cannot let our guard down. We need to keep a clear head and a united posture to respond to any challenges that may arise with wisdom and a commitment to national interests. Only under the principle of equality, cooperation, and mutual benefit can China and the United States achieve real long-term stability and make greater contributions to world peace and prosperity. Therefore, regardless of America's motives, we should always stay true to our principles, prioritize national development, and seek a better future.