Rare earths force Trump to be less hostile before Xi summit
China’s control of rare-earth supply is limiting Trump’s leverage as Washington weighs alternative sources and investors bet on a U.S. supply-chain shift.
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China has what Trump needs for AI race: Why Beijing’s rare earths may matter more than tariffs at Trump-Xi summit
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping's upcoming talks put rare earths in focus as China’s supply dominance meets the US push for alternatives, including Greenland.
Carmakers, chipmakers and energy companies cannot do without some rare earths today. Erbium, dysprosium and terbium are among the raw materials whose supplies are largely controlled by China. This dependence is now once again at the center of relations between Beijing and Washington and is expected to be one of the topics of Donald Trump's meeting with Xi Jinping on Thursday.
Rome, 22 Sep. (askanews) . Chinese restrictions on exports of rare lands remain one of the main unresolved issues on the eve of the meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. This is reported by the New York Times, according to which on the table of this week's summit are the controls already in force, [...]
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