Bilateral Summit Negotiation & Trade Impact Matrix

Simulate strategic policy outcomes between US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng ahead of presidential talks. Test AI open/closed weights, tariff caps, and critical mineral quotas against supply chain resilience.

📍 NYC Prep Session 🏛️ Washington Summit

⚙️ Negotiation Levers

LIVE PARAMS
Diplomatic Scenarios
65%

Bilateral agreement on open- vs closed-weight safety guardrails, avoiding computing stack bifurcation.

0% Hard Decoupling 50% 100% Joint Standards
50%

Chinese export licenses for neodymium magnets, gallium, and heavy critical minerals to US manufacturers.

0% Embargo / Choke 50% 100% Uncapped Flow
15%

Extension and easing of the 20% national emergency tariff truce scheduled to expire November 10.

0% Full Tariff Walls 50% 100% Complete Zero-Tariff
Friction Index
42.5%
Bilateral trade friction level
Market Sentiment
Bullish Tech / Cautious Industrial
Equity & sovereign risk tone
Projected Trade Delta
+$18.4B
Annualized cross-border flow
Supply Chain Stability
Moderate Recovery
Critical component fluidity

Sector Supply Chain Dependency Graph

Interactive force-directed node map. Drag nodes or adjust levers to view stress vectors.
Policy Hub
Tech & AI
Critical Minerals
Manufacturing

Subsector Exposure & Vulnerability Matrix

Dynamic sensitivity modeling
Industry Sector Primary Diplomatic Lever Vulnerability Projected Momentum Expected 12M Volume Delta
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