Rep. Haley Stevens on US-China Trade Tensions

The transcript discusses the impact of China's decision to halt critical mineral exports, emphasizing the importance of gallium and germanium in chip manufacturing. It explores US-China trade relations, highlighting Treasury Secretary Yellen's visit to Beijing. The economic outlook, particularly in the auto sector, is analyzed, with concerns about potential recession and the need for derisking. Labor negotiations, especially at UPS, are also covered, stressing the importance of worker success and fair negotiations.

What critical minerals did the Chinese Communist Party announce they would stop exporting to the US and Europe?

• Iron and nickel

• Silicon and lithium

• Copper and zinc

• Gallium and germanium

What is the primary focus of Treasury Secretary Yellen's visit to Beijing?

• Negotiating climate agreements

• Exploring cultural exchanges

• Addressing trade relationships

• Discussing military alliances

What economic concept is being emphasized to avoid over-reliance on a single market?

• Decoupling

• Derisking

• Diversification

• Devaluation

What sector is facing discouraging layoffs according to the transcript?

• Technology

• Retail

• Healthcare

• Automotive

What is the potential impact of a UPS strike on the economy?

• Decreased consumer spending

• Higher inflation rates

• Disruption in supply chains

• Increased unemployment

Who is being questioned for not being able to land a labor deal at UPS?

• Marty Walsh

• Julie Sue

• Eric Swalwell

• Janet Yellen

What is the role of the Women in STEM Caucus mentioned in the transcript?

• Advocating for women's rights in the workplace

• Supporting women's health initiatives

• Encouraging women in science and technology

• Promoting gender equality in politics