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US customers should get Chinese rare earth permits more easily after trade truce, say sources
Rare earth export permits for U.S. customers are likely to have an easier time getting approval from Beijing after Monday's trade war truce, however a complete removal of the restrictions is unlikely,
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China cracks down on rare-earth minerals before trade talks with US
China signaled its intention to use its dominance in the rare-earths market as leverage when it announced a broad campaign to stop the illegal export of critical minerals just one day before high-level trade talks with the United States.
China’s Rare Earth Curbs Have ‘Changed Psychology’ at US Firms
China’s weaponization of rare earths in its trade war with the US will spark a much greater focus on American supply security for critical minerals, according to MP Materials Corp., the only US miner of the key materials used in smartphones and defense applications.
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How the United States Lost the Rare Earth Materials War to China
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China to Crack Down on Rare-Earth Materials Ahead of U.S. Trade Talks
China has announced a crackdown on the smuggling of critical minerals, coming just one day before trade talks with the U.S., in which rare earth restrictions could be on the table. Chinese authorities–including ministries of commerce, public security and ...
Are US weapons at risk as China’s rare earth export curbs choke critical mineral access?
As costs of Trump’s trade war rise, critical mineral curbs by China and supply chain gaps could disrupt US military programmes, experts say.
US, China strike trade deal: key tariffs reduced, but some remain
Following discussions in Geneva, China and the US have agreed to a trade war truce, effective Wednesday, which will reverse most tariffs and other retaliatory measures.
Investors cautious as Trump says China removing non-tariff trade barriers
Trump stated that China had agreed to remove non-tariff trade barriers, likely referring to the country’s rare earth export controls imposed on the US in April. The market rally appears to be pausing,
Exclusive: Beijing has issued first rare earth magnet export permits, Volkswagen suppliers on the list
China has issued export permits to at least four rare earth magnet producers including suppliers to Volkswagen, the German carmaker and industry sources said.
Markets’ Message on Trade and Tariffs Is Loud and Clear
If the White House needed any further confirmation that investors in the US economy prefer trade to tariffs, Wall Street just obliged. Share prices soared on Monday after the US and China agreed to a 90-day ceasefire in their fight over import controls.
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