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China's rare earths curbs extend pressure on supply to Japan
Japan's rare earth magnet makers face a prolonged supply crunch as China's exports of crucial heavy rare earths like dysprosium and terbium remain negligible. This diplomatic fallout, stemming from tensions over Taiwan, has severely impacted Japanese industries. Despite this, China's overall rare earth magnet exports saw a significant dip in May, prompting Japanese firms to seek alternative supply chains and invest in new refining facilities.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
China's rare earths curbs extend pressure on supply to Japan
Japan's rare earth magnet makers face a prolonged supply crunch as China's exports of crucial heavy rare earths like dysprosium and terbium remain negligible. This diplomatic…
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cryptobriefing.com
China warns of supply chain fragmentation amid rising protectionism
China banned rare earth exports to three US firms, warning of supply chain fragmentation as trade tensions over critical minerals escalate globally.
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upi.com
China’s rare-earth curbs squeeze Japanese manufacturers - UPI.com
China's rare-earth magnet exports to Japan fell sharply in May, threatening manufacturing supply chains in Japan and potentially South Korea.
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China throttles key mineral exports to Japan, pressuring Takaichi
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riotimesonline.com
The Rare-Earth Choke Point: One Country, the Price of Everything
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China detentions widen Japan rare earth supply risks - UPI.com
China's detention of Japanese workers over rare earth exports raises new supply chain, compliance and personnel risks for Asian manufacturers.