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Will China’s rare earth export rules spur production elsewhere?
New rules requiring firms in China to get a license before exporting some rare earth elements are bolstering plans to establish rare earth processing in other countries. The US and European Union are eager to support these projects, but new producers still face a difficult path forward.
Vietnam has increased government bond sales by nearly 30% so far this year, data shows, as it bids to boost public spending ...
Prices were initially indifferent when China halted exports to Japan in 2010 but three months later embarked on an upswing ...
China’s stronger-than-expected growth in the first quarter masks a key vulnerability: a growing dependence on foreign demand, ...
BEIJING (Reuters) -China has been flexing its control over the mining and refining of minerals by adding metals essential for ...
Export sales of U.S. soybeans fell below levels expected by analysts surveyed by The Wall Street Journal this week, with China absent from their typical purchasing as tariffs set in.
Joking about Trump’s frenetic rollout of tariffs has become a common response to the altogether serious issue of an economic ...
The downturn in British factory orders eased only slightly in April, with new export business sliding sharply amid a global ...
As the U.S. has stepped up chip-export restrictions, Nvidia has maintained a China presence by making versions of its ...
ELIZABETH, Pa. — Sparks led to a scare inside a classroom at Elizabeth Forward High School. The district said a teacher ...
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