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China's rare earth curbs endanger $6.5 trillion of Western industry, IEA says

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The International Energy Agency has stated that China's restrictions on rare earth exports pose a threat to $6.5 trillion of Western industry. This highlights the dependence of Western economies on Chinese rare earth supplies. The situation underscores global supply chain vulnerabilities.

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Rare earth curbs threaten $6.5 trillion in Western industry.

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  • Rare earth curbs threaten $6.5 trillion in Western industry.
  • Potential supply chain disruptions and price increases.

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