Trump says China’s Xi will allow rare earth minerals to flow to US / NY Post

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President Trump claimed that Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to allow rare earth minerals and magnets to flow into the United States—a move touted as a boost for domestic manufacturing amid broader trade tensions. The remark underscores the volatile nature of U.S.-China negotiations and its potential impact on critical technology sectors.

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