China's Rare Earth Exports and Global Implications Ahead of US Trade Talks
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China's rare earth exports increased by 23% in May ahead of US trade negotiations, amid ongoing tensions over export controls and tariffs. The data suggests a possible easing of restrictions, with exports to the US declining significantly in April, and China granting some export approvals, potentially smoothing upcoming talks. The situation remains critical due to China's dominant role in global rare earth production and the strategic importance of these minerals.
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