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China Appears to Be Building 'Leverage' to Use Against Foreign Entities
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The Business TimesChina appears to be building 'leverage' to use against foreign entities
China appears to be building up a new "leverage point" against foreign nations as it cracks down on rare earths hoarding.Foreign companies purchasing rare earths from China are reportedly being warned against stockpiling them, according to the Financial Times, which cited two people familiar with the matter. China is reportedly threatening buyers with more supply restrictions.APPLE BACKS TRUMP RARE EARTH MINERALS PUSH, INVESTS $500M IN US MINEOn…
China warns Western companies against stockpiling rare earth metalsChina has banned foreign companies from stockpiling rare earth elements used in electric motors. Beijing controls exports to prevent stockpiling overseas while maintaining influence in the sector.
Concerns are growing in Germany over Beijing's tightening export controls on rare earth metal supplies—key components for the high-tech and defense industries. China, which controls over 90% of the global market for the processing of these resources, has expanded the list of products requiring special export permits since the beginning of the year. Now, it is the Chinese government, not the companies, that decides to whom and in what quantities …
China’s World Dominance in Rare Earths Supply Chains - Semiconductor Digest
The electronic materials advisory firm providing semiconductor materials supply chain information—has released a detailed analysis revealing how China’s tightening control over rare earth elements (REEs) is reshaping global supply chains and creating ripple effects across high-tech industries.
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