China has reportedly approved some rare earth exports to Japan, via Kyodo
Newsquawk Staff ·
China has reportedly approved some rare earth exports to Japan, via Kyodo.
What it means
China's approval of rare earth exports to Japan signals a potential easing of trade tensions between the two nations. This development could positively impact supply chains reliant on these critical materials, addressing concerns over resource availability and pricing.
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