China Extends Rare Earth Export Controls Suspension to January
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China extended its October 2025 rare earth export control pause to Jan. 10, but the April 2025 licensing rules on seven medium/heavy rare earths, including yttrium, remain in force. Yttrium's price gap has widened to 125-fold, squeezing buyers ahead of Trump-Xi talks in Shenzhen. The extension is a tactical concession, but the unresolved April measures keep supply risk elevated.
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