China's Commerce Ministry: China hopes to resolve concerns through dialogue

China urges the US to correct mistakesUS moves affect global supply chain stabilitySuch comments are not new. The Chinese continue to repeat that they don’t want to escalate things and resolve the issues via dialogue.Update:Reuters sources are now saying that China is increasing oversight of export license applications for rare earth magnets (this reportedly started last week). Looks like arm wrestling now with China pressing the US to roll back the latest measures (US port fees on China-linked vessels).
This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at investinglive.com.

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DMK Insight: China's call for the U.S. to amend its approach underscores a growing tension that could have significant implications for global supply chains. As Beijing tightens oversight on rare earth exports, it suggests a strategic pivot that may disrupt industries reliant on these materials. Investors may note that this development not only heightens geopolitical risks but also signals a potential shift in how nations navigate resource dependencies, prompting a reevaluation of supply chain strategies across sectors.