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EU and China Lower Commercial Stress and Agree on Rare Earths
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The United States and China reduced trade tensions and reached a preliminary agreement on how to implement the consensus reached in Geneva, negotiators on both sides reported.Although the full details of the agreement were not immediately available, US negotiators stated that they “extremely hope” that issues relating to shipments of rare earth minerals and magnets will be resolved through the implementation of the framework.“We have reached a f…
Beijing will exchange strategic raw materials for access to education
Donald Trump announced Wednesday, June 11, that a trade agreement had been reached with China, which should allow the supply of rare earths to the United States. In return, Chinese students will be able to come to American universities.
The latest news about the United States and China. President Donald Trump has announced a new trade framework with China whereby Beijing would resume shipments of rare earth minerals, while the United States reopens its universities to Chinese students. You may be interested: Shooting at a school in Austria leaves at least 9 dead. The agreement, still pending final approval from both leaders, comes after long negotiations and aims to rebalance t…
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