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Beijing has significantly escalated its control over rare earth exports, implementing stricter regulations that extend beyond raw materials to encompass advanced processing technologies. These new measures, announced by China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) on October 9, 2025, are poised to send profound ripple effects across global supply chains, particularly impacting

October 9, 2025 - The global materials sector is experiencing a significant upheaval today, as China's escalating restrictions on rare earth exports send ripples across international supply chains and ignite a notable surge in the shares of non-Chinese mining companies. These strategic moves by Beijing, culminating in expanded controls announced

October 9, 2025 – Today marks a pivotal moment in the global rare earth market, as China, the world's dominant supplier, dramatically expanded its export controls on critical rare earth elements and related processing technologies. Far from experiencing a downturn, American rare earth leader MP Materials (NYSE: MP) saw its shares

October 9, 2025 – USA Rare Earth (Nasdaq: USAR) witnessed a dramatic ascent in today's trading, with its stock experiencing a significant surge that reverberated across the critical minerals sector. The rally comes on the heels of intensified geopolitical tensions surrounding rare earth elements, specifically new, stringent export restrictions announced by

USA Rare Earth (USAR) shares have experienced a dramatic ascent in recent weeks, culminating in a significant surge in early October 2025. This upward trajectory, which has seen the stock more than double year-to-date and hit all-time highs, is a direct consequence of escalating geopolitical tensions, decisive corporate acquisitions, and

China has significantly expanded its export controls on rare earths and related technologies, a move that is sending profound tremors through global supply chains and the advanced technology industry. Announced around October 9, 2025, by its Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), these new measures impose stringent licensing requirements and restrictions across

Beijing, China – October 9, 2025 – In a move set to profoundly reshape global supply chains and ignite further geopolitical tensions, China has dramatically expanded its export controls on rare earths and related processing technologies. The announcement, made today by the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), tightens Beijing's grip on materials critical

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China has escalated its strategic control over rare earth elements and associated processing technologies, implementing stringent new export restrictions specifically targeting defense applications and advanced technology sectors. Announced by the Ministry of Commerce on October 9, 2025, these measures are designed to "safeguard national security" and address concerns over the

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U.S. equity futures are treading water on October 9, 2025, as financial markets grapple with a confluence of factors, including a persistent federal government shutdown that has clouded the economic outlook and an ongoing, yet nascent, third-quarter earnings season. This period of broad market indecision stands in stark contrast

The Trump administration just made its third investment in a metals company, sending shares up over 200%—Is USA Rare Earths next up?

Rare earths stocks, like Critical Minerals and TMC The Metals Company, rally after China further restricted exports on Thursday.

Beijing's Expanded Export Restrictions Send Shockwaves Through Semiconductor and Defense Industries On Thursday, October 9, 2025, China significantly expanded its rare earth export restrictions, implementing stringent new controls that directly target foreign defense and advanced semiconductor users. This decisive move, announced by China's Ministry of Commerce, marks a critical escalation in the ongoing geopolitical competition, [...]

China tightened its grip on the export of rare earth minerals and related technologies, escalating tensions with Washington ahead of an expected meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping later this month.

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Trilogy Metals surged 225% after the U.S. took a 10% stake, highlighting ETFs like REMX, LIT and IYM.

The White House's direct investments in the metals sector has triggered a sweeping rally, with rare earths and battery metal stocks rocketing.

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The Trump Administration now holds equity stakes in 5 public companies, including Intel ($INTC) and MP Materials ($MP). See the full list.

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Trump admin in talks to take stake in Critical Metals Corp, aiming to secure rare earth deposit in Greenland.