China’s ban on exporting certain minerals may hit tech manufacturing sector
This week, China announced a ban on exports of certain rare minerals to the United States – threatening to shake up tech manufacturing operations stateside. It’s the latest escalation in tensions between the superpowers, and comes after the Biden administration this week announced new export restrictions on chips to China.
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You are the Chinese people’s old friend, a good friend,’ President Xi tells SM Lee. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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