美国黑名单适得其反 美国遭殃 中国大发展

黑名单适得其反：美国农民产量骤减，中国仅落后纳秒

2025年10月1日 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8d7DoKD2pM

美国刚刚扩大了其出口黑名单，旨在削弱中国的技术，并在贸易谈判中获得筹码。但这一策略已经适得其反。

大豆：美国农民眼睁睁地看着对华出口骤降至零，而阿根廷和巴西则介入填补了这一缺口。

半导体：英伟达首席执行官黄仁勋表示，中国在芯片创新方面并非落后美国“数年”，而是仅落后纳秒。

黑名单扩展：华盛顿的新规不仅将中国企业纳入其中，还将数千家全球子公司纳入其中——这将重塑供应链，并带来巨大的合规负担。

贸易谈判：北京以反倾销调查和新手段回应，而华盛顿则面临失去其最大农业市场的风险。

地缘政治：世界正走向分裂——两个科技生态系统、两个金融体系以及支离破碎的全球秩序。

华盛顿的鹰派人士坚称制裁会拖累中国的发展。但每一份黑名单都只会加速北京的自力更生之路。华为正在推出搭载自家芯片的服务器。DeepSeek 刚刚推出了一款针对中国硬件优化的人工智能模型，将成本降低了 50%。

问题不在于美国能否封锁中国？而在于美国能否在这场以纳秒为单位的竞争中保持领先。

 在这篇 GVS 深度报道中，Najma Minhas 剖析了黑名单的扩张、大豆贸易的崩溃、黄之锋的爆炸性言论，以及此次升级将如何重塑全球贸易谈判。

订阅更多关于中美贸易、稀土、人工智能以及世界秩序变化的分析。

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Najma Minhas 是《全球村空间》的主编。她曾在纽约的美国国家经济研究协会 (NERA)、伦敦的雷曼兄弟和巴基斯坦的渣打银行工作。在创办 GVS 之前，她曾在世界银行和美国国际开发署担任顾问。Najma 曾在伦敦政治经济学院和国际关系专业学习经济学，后转至纽约哥伦比亚大学。她的推特账号是 @MinhasNajma。

Blacklist Backfires: China Is Only Nanoseconds Behind as U.S. Farmers Collapse

Oct 1, 2025 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8d7DoKD2pM

The United States just expanded its export blacklist — aiming to cripple Chinese technology and gain leverage in trade talks. But the strategy is already backfiring.
Soybeans: U.S. farmers are seeing exports to China collapse to zero, while Argentina and Brazil step in to fill the gap.
Semiconductors: Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang says China is not “years” behind, but only nanoseconds behind America in chip innovation.
Blacklist Expansion: Washington’s new rule pulls in not just Chinese firms, but thousands of global subsidiaries — reshaping supply chains and creating huge compliance burdens.
Trade Talks: Beijing responds with anti-dumping probes and new leverage, while Washington risks losing its biggest agricultural market.
Geopolitics: The world is sliding toward bifurcation — two tech ecosystems, two financial systems, and a fractured global order.
Washington’s hawks insist sanctions can slow China down. But every blacklist only accelerates Beijing’s push for self-reliance. Huawei is rolling out servers powered by its own chips. DeepSeek just launched an AI model optimized for Chinese hardware, cutting costs by 50%.
The question is not: can the U.S. block China? It’s whether America can stay ahead in a race measured in nanoseconds.
In this GVS Deep Dive, Najma Minhas unpacks the blacklist expansion, collapsing soybean trade, Huang’s explosive remarks, and how this escalation will reshape global trade negotiations.
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Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.