Japan Faces $4B Loss as Chinese Mainland Tightens Export Controls
Japan could lose $4.1B over three months as the Chinese mainland tightens export controls on dual-use items, driving up the ‘Takaichi-cost’ and shaking supply chains.
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Japan could lose $4.1B over three months as the Chinese mainland tightens export controls on dual-use items, driving up the ‘Takaichi-cost’ and shaking supply chains.
The Chinese mainland has tightened export controls on dual-use items to Japan, raising concerns in tech supply chains and marking a shift in regional trade ties.
China will suspend key export controls on dual-use materials to the U.S. until November 2026, affecting gallium, germanium and more.
The Chinese mainland suspends select export control measures on rare-earth materials and technologies until Nov 10, 2026, impacting global markets and supply chains.
The Chinese mainland will lift export controls on 15 U.S. entities from Nov 10, 2025, while keeping restrictions on 16 others for one year. Exporters must apply for permits.
China and the U.S. reached consensus in Kuala Lumpur talks on tariffs, export controls, fentanyl and agriculture to ease trade tensions.
In Kuala Lumpur, China and the U.S. wrapped up a two-day trade dialogue tackling tariffs, export controls, and market expansion, aiming to stabilize global economic ties.
Explore how the Chinese mainland’s new rare earth export controls aim to protect national security and global stability while supporting civil and humanitarian uses.
China is streamlining rare earth export licensing to speed up civil-use trade and calls on the U.S. to rethink its restrictive measures.
China says its rare earth export controls have no link to Pakistan, calling rumors of gifted samples to the U.S. groundless.