In 2024, will China introduce new export tariffs on rare earth elements?
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China has a history of using export tariffs as a tool to achieve political and economic goals, including in the rare earth industry, and this could be a major play in the ongoing trade wars, and have an affect on the budding AI and clean energy geopolitical conflicts.
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@Sketchy Thanks for the call out. Introduction of a tariff will refer to the announcement in this case. When a country introduces tariffs, the introduction typically refers to the announcement rather than the implementation.
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