China Has Nearly Halted Exports of Heavy Rare Earth Metals to Japan

Recent Chinese customs statistics revealed that in June, China did not export gallium, dysprosium, terbium, and yttrium to Japan.
Restrictions have been in place for several months and affect materials necessary for the production of electronics, electric vehicles, and defense technology. This indicates that Beijing is actively using the export of rare earth metals as a tool to pressure Japan.
The news is directly related to the market: "Will China impose new export restrictions on rare earth metals against the US or Japan by the end of 2026?"



