Rare earths are China’s bargaining chip in the trade war — the U.S. is trying to fix that
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最新报道：China is reportedly considering restricting exports of rare earth minerals as leverage in ongoing trade tensions with the U.S., according to government sources. The move could disrupt global supply chains for electronics, electric vehicles and renewable energy technologies, where China controls over 80% of production. Industry analysts warn this may accelerate Western efforts to develop alternative rare earth sources, though new mining projects typically require 5-10 years to become operational. The potential export controls follow recent U.S. restrictions on advanced semiconductor sales to Chinese firms.
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