US seeks more critical minerals from China amid trade talks

The United States is not receiving a sufficient quantity of critical minerals from China, according to US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer. Greer stated that while there is a flow of these minerals, it is not at the desired pace or volume. He also mentioned ongoing discussions with Chinese officials to expedite export applications and highlighted the US's efforts to increase domestic production to reduce dependency. AI

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• China
• critical minerals
• Jamieson Greer
• Marco Rubio
• United States
• United States Senate Committee on Finance
• Wang Yi
• Xi Jinping

• policy

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