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China Suspends Mineral Export Limits Amid G7 Investments

11/1/2025

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China agrees to suspend export limits on critical minerals for one year after talks between U.S. President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping.
Earlier restrictions remain in place, continuing to affect global supply chains.
G7 countries, including Canada, are investing $6.4 billion in critical mineral projects to reduce reliance on China.
Canada aims to designate minerals as national security priorities to ensure demand and price stability for its mining industry.

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China agrees to suspend export limits on critical minerals for one year after talks between U.S. President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping.
Earlier restrictions remain in place, continuing to affect global supply chains.
G7 countries, including Canada, are investing $6.4 billion in critical mineral projects to reduce reliance on China.
Canada aims to designate minerals as national security priorities to ensure demand and price stability for its mining industry.