China's Rare Earth Control

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China, rare earths and export controls

Exclusive-China-backed militia secures control of new rare earth mines in Myanmar

A Chinese-backed militia is protecting new rare earth mines in eastern Myanmar, according to four people familiar with the matter, as Beijing moves to secure control of the minerals it is wielding as a bargaining chip in its trade war with Washington.

The Institute for Energy Research · 9h

Automakers Look for Alternatives to China’s Control of Rare Earth Magnets

ABP News on MSN · 5h

China's Control Of Rare Earths Forced US To Negotiate; Details Here

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Trump's tax-cut bill could hold back US critical minerals projects

The violence began after two 14-year-old boys were accused of a sexual assault on a teenage girl.

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Trump says U.S. gets rare earth minerals from China in trade deal and tariffs on Chinese goods will go to 55%

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Chinese rare earth minerals produced through forced labor: Rights group

NBC Los Angeles · 23h

Jim Cramer says it's time for the U.S. to negotiate with other countries for rare earth minerals

"We need to make these rare earth deals with the same alacrity that the White House gave out the reciprocal tariffs on 'liberation day.' We need them yesterday," he said.

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China’s rare earth minerals included in new trade deal, Trump says

WFAE · 1d

Why rare earth elements are central to U.S.-China trade talks

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Critical minerals give China an edge in trade negotiations

The only scenario in which China might deregulate its critical minerals export is if the U.S. fully removes tariffs imposed on Chinese goods as part of the trade war, said Wang Yiwei, a professor of international affairs at Renmin University, echoing the Chinese government’s earlier stance.

El Adelantado de Segovia9h

Goodbye to China’s total control – the Asian giant loosens its grip on rare minerals, and GM and Ford celebrate the change

China’s grip on a handful of exotic metals has kept U.S. automakers on edge. The metals (dysprosium, terbium and samarium) are used in

MINING.COM7h

China to strengthen approval process of rare earth export applications

China will continue to strengthen the examination and approval process for rare earths export applications, a Chinese commerce ministry spokesperson said on Thursday.