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China's rare earth export curbs hit the auto industry worldwide


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  The move underscores China's dominance of the critical mineral industry and is seen as leverage by China in its trade war with Donald Trump.

China's recent decision to impose export restrictions on gallium and germanium, crucial materials for the automotive industry, has sparked concerns about potential future curbs on rare earth elements, which are vital for electric vehicle (EV) motors and wind turbines. This move has heightened fears of supply chain disruptions and increased costs for manufacturers globally, as China dominates the production of these materials. The auto industry, already grappling with the transition to electric vehicles, now faces additional challenges in securing the necessary components, potentially slowing down the global shift towards sustainable transportation. The situation underscores the vulnerability of international supply chains to geopolitical tensions and the urgent need for diversification of critical mineral sources.

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