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Has China Resumed Rare Earth Exports to the U.S.?

No is the answer.

China is playing hardball with Trump—offering minimal export license easing, far from business as usual. While Trump pressures allies like Japan, Canada, and India, he’s hitting a wall with China, exposing the limits of U.S. leverage. China knows the West depends on it for many items like supply chain and other basic items but rare earths is an exception. While cutting off basic goods exports would hurt China too, but rare earths are their trump card. It may take three years before the West develops alternatives—until then, China holds the upper hand.

Nothing Trump can do to shake them down in his usual way.
 
Indirect confirmation by orange vermin that he is on the list.
Magaturds are in complete shambles after this 🤣

View: https://x.com/disclosetv/status/1944151312741880116

According to the vermin

View: https://x.com/disclosetv/status/1944154202852188623


Nahh , it was not Trump .. it was the devil .. devil had possessed him and took him to ephinstone island .. Now God saved him to save white christian civilization .

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View: https://youtube.com/shorts/8pShLIFbzD4?si=UgdOGOHalAbcwuxs

It's crazy the amount of financial and military power this country with all kinds of nutjobs hold ..
 
Trump’s Tariff Gamble May Backfire
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Summary:
Trump’s aggressive tariff strategy risks global retaliation, economic fallout, and isolation, with few gains and mounting political costs. Tariffs invite counter tariffs. Not good at all.
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Trump’s tariff tactics risk triggering global retaliation. Countries are gearing up to strike back economically and politically. For example, in a bid to support Brazil’s Trump-like former president, Trump doubled tariffs on Brazil—a move many see as reckless. He alienated India by cozying up to a radical Pakistani general, threatened BRICS with tariffs for moving away from the dollar, and slapped Canada with harsh duties despite needing its energy. Only China managed to rein him in by halting rare earth exports.

Behind the MAGA slogan lies a flawed hope: reversing decades of offshoring by taxing imports. Like President McKinley over a century ago, Trump aims to boost revenue and reduce deficits through tariffs—but McKinley failed, and Trump likely will too.

Tariffs invite counter-tariffs, dampening consumption—the engine of the U.S. economy—and fuelling inflation. Trump may not stop until global growth, including America’s, takes a serious hit.
 

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