China's Rare Earth Export Halt: Implications for US Military and EV Industries
China’s new export controls on rare earth metals threaten U.S. industries, including defense and EVs, as the U.S. depends on China for these critical materials
China's new export restrictions on rare earth metals impact key industries, with shipments stalled and U.S. entities added to its export control list
China controls rare earth processing, leaving the U.S. dependent, despite efforts to build domestic capacity by 2027
China's rare earth export restrictions threaten US industries, including automotive and defense, causing supply chain disruptions and increased costs
China's rare earth export restrictions could delay US defense projects and widen the military tech gap with China
Australia and Brazil are investing in rare earth extraction, and CSIS advises the US to support these efforts
China's export licensing system may lead some countries to cooperate with China for rare earth supplies, as it doesn't signal a full export ban