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  1. Geopolitical rivalry between China and the US over supply chain control, including actions near Taiwan and weaponized exports.
  2. The US-China dispute is accelerating the shift of global supply chains towards South American suppliers, including Argentina and Brazil.

The United States is actively seeking rare earth supply chains outside of China.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 31
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The United States is actively seeking rare earth supply chains outside of China.

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  1. US investment is driving Brazilian rare-earth acquisition to build supply chains outside Chinese control.1 source
  2. US is looking to diversify rare earth sourcing away from China.1 source

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