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China Eases Rare Earths Export Restrictions Amid International Deal | Science-Environment

  • Chinese rare earth magnet producer JL MAG Rare-Earth obtained export licenses this week to ship products to the US, Europe, and Southeast Asia.
  • This export approval follows China's April decision to add several rare earth minerals and magnets to its export control list amid escalating US-China trade tensions.
  • Following diplomatic discussions held in London, officials from China and the United States reached an agreement to restore the trade of sensitive rare earth materials.
  • JL MAG shares surged as much as 12% after the announcement, and China reported a 23% increase in rare earth exports to 5,864.60 tons in May from April.
  • These developments suggest a potential easing of rare earth export restrictions that have disrupted global supply chains crucial to high-tech industries and defense sectors.
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