The Inconvenient Truth: Why No One Really Gets Rid of China—Not Even Japan
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Of the 200 filings mentioning rare earths on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in May and June, more than two-thirds warned that China’s export controls had or threatened to have a negative impact, Reuters reported. This became clear in 2010, when China briefly stopped exports of rare earths to Japan.
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Of the 200 filings mentioning rare earths on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in May and June, more than two-thirds warned that China’s export controls had or threatened to have a negative impact, Reuters reported.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1This became clear in 2010, when China briefly stopped exports of rare earths to Japan.
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