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Why the US and China Plan to Work Together Again Might Not Be Good News
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AI-generatedThe US-China summit signals a potential shift toward bilateral deals that could disrupt global trade norms, particularly in strategic technologies and rare earths. The presence of Nvidia and Apple executives suggests direct commercial stakes in semiconductor supply chains and rare earth access. The mechanism is regulatory/policy-driven, with potential for supply shortages in rare earths and increased compliance costs for tech firms. Impact is global but concentrated on US and Chinese tech companies.
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- US-China summit discussed tariffs, rare earths, and strategic technologies.
- Business leaders from Nvidia and Apple were present at the summit.
- Summit raised concerns about exclusionary bilateral deals that may impose costs on other countries.
Rare earth prices may rise 48h on supply disruption fears, with a 5-7% increase expected.
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