US and China Reach Framework to Ease Trade Disputes and Secure Rare Earth Supplies
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced that China will supply rare earths upfront as part of a trade deal, with the agreement still pending final approval. The deal aims to improve US-China relations, address trade tensions, and includes concessions such as allowing Chinese students into US colleges. China currently dominates the global supply of rare earths, which are critical for various industries, and this move could impact global supply chains and markets.
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