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China Rare Earth Group issued a profit guidance and expects its net profit to grow up to 140% for YTD September period. The group stated the rise in profit was driven by positive policies within the industry & ongoing adjustment and optimization of supply-demand dynamics

CHINESE RARE EARTH SUPPLIERS HALT SOME U.S. SHIPMENTS Some Chinese suppliers are refusing to ship rare earths to U.S. customers even after receiving export licenses, fearing repercussions from Beijing, Reuters reports. The issue has now moved onto the U.S. agenda ahead of Xi Jinping’s Sept. 24 Washington visit, with Washington pressing China to uphold commitments on smoother export approvals. Supply remains tight in materials critical to defense, aerospace, semiconductors and energy. U.S. yttrium imports from China are still only about half 2024 levels, while some companies have waited more than six months for licenses. Japan is facing even tighter restrictions, with China shipping no terbium to Japan through August, while yttrium exports fell 98% YoY.