US-China Reach Tentative Rare Earths Trade Deal

US-China Reach Tentative Rare Earths Trade Deal

US-China Reach Tentative Rare Earths Trade Deal

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A preliminary US-China trade agreement addressing rare earth elements has been announced following bilateral talks. The deal, subject to final approval from both Presidents Trump and Xi, aims to alleviate US restrictions on these critical materials, vital for tech sectors like semiconductors and mobile phone manufacturing.

China currently holds a dominant position in rare earth production (61% of global production, 92% of global output). The specifics of US concessions remain undisclosed, prompting scrutiny of the agreement’s overall balance.

This development marks a potential easing of trade tensions but requires further analysis of the final terms to assess its full impact on global supply chains and technological independence.

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