The KL joint trade arrangement extended to Jan 10, 2027 provides a key policy buffer for rare‑earth trade and improves market predictability. Though relevant measures are temporarily suspended, China’...
Japan plans to launch trial mining of rare‑earth sediments near Minamitorishima Island in 2027 to diversify its rare‑earth supply chain. Yet hampered by low ore grade, high costs, unproven deep‑sea mi...
Recent customs data shows a temporary suspension of China’s terbium and dysprosium exports to Japan. This adjustment is a standardized and compliant regulatory measure implemented in accordance with C...
As critical strategic resources for new energy, military industry and high-end manufacturing, rare earths are subject to strict export control in China. The End-User and End-Use Dual Certification is ...
China’s latest rare earth trade policy. From April 10 to November 10, 2026, relevant rare earth export control measures will be temporarily suspended. As a phased arrangement, this policy opens a 7-mo...
Rare earths are critical strategic resources for global new energy, high-end manufacturing and defense industries. On February 24, 2026, China’s Ministry of Commerce issued new export control rules on...
On February 8th local time, Japan’s House of Representatives election ended with a post-WWII record short interval of 16 days. The ruling coalition of LDP and Nippon Ishin no Kai won a landslide victo...
Scintillators are critical for converting high-energy radiation into detectable visible light, serving key fields like medical imaging, security inspections and nuclear physics research. Gadolinium ox...
On January 6, China's Ministry of Commerce announced a total ban on exporting all dual-use items to Japan for military users, military purposes and any end uses that boost Japan's military capabilitie...
Abstract: On December 18, 2025, China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) officially approved general export license applications for rare earths, a pivotal move that signifies the full implementation of ...