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HKEconomy2 days ago

G7 rare earths, US-Iran peace deal, Summer Davos

The G7 nations have agreed to reduce their dependence on China for rare earths and permanent magnets, aiming to ensure no single country supplies more than 60% of these materials by 2030, with a target of reducing this to 50% as soon as possible. This decision comes amid concerns over China's dominance in the global supply of these critical resources.

Source document: G7 Summit Statement on Rare Earths and Critical Minerals

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South China Morning PostParty-alignedCenter2 days ago
G7 rare earths, US-Iran peace deal, Summer Davos

The G7 nations have agreed to reduce their dependence on China for rare earths and permanent magnets, aiming to ensure no single country supplies more than 60% of these materials by 2030, with a target of reducing this to 50% as soon as possible. This decision comes amid concerns over China's dominance in the global supply of these critical resources.

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