Japan is mining for deep sea rare earths to combat China's chokehold, according to FT

Japan's move to mine deep-sea rare earths signals a strategic effort to reduce dependence on Chinese supplies, which could reshape the global supply chain for critical metals.

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Given China's dominant position in this sector, this initiative may have implications for pricing and availability in metals markets, particularly for those industries reliant on these resources.

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