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China's rare earth truce expires November 10 with no renewal
China's rare earth export controls lapse November 10 with no renewal signal.
In brief
China's rare earth export controls lapse November 10 with no renewal signal. China's rare earth export suspension expires November 10 with no renewal in sight, risking supply chain disruptions for chipmakers and automakers. Originally reported by Startup Fortune.
China's rare earth export suspension
China's rare earth export suspension lapses November 10 with no renewal signal.
Trade truce extension details
Washington and Beijing extended the trade truce to january 10, 2027, after trump and xi talks.
Rare earth export controls scope
The controls added five rare earth elements including erbium, holmium, and europium to china's licensing regime.
Global rare earth supply dominance
China mines 69% of the world's rare earth supply and processes 90% of it.
Export data trends
Rare earth exports fell 9.6% year-on-year for january through september, with september alone up 6.7%.
Magnet shipment declines
Rear earth magnet shipments fell 6.1% in september to 5,774 tonnes from a seven-month high.
US magnet exports drop
Shipments to the united states fell 28.7% in september compared with august.
Vietnam magnet exports rise
Exports to vietnam jumped 57.5% over the same period as us shipments declined.
China's export control strategy
China grants general licenses for europe but maintains strict scrutiny for defense and sensitive technology.
The essence
China's rare earth export suspension expires November 10 with no renewal in sight, risking supply chain disruptions for chipmakers and automakers.
