G7 and EU weigh price floors to counter China’s rare earth dominance

Deep excavation hole of an open pit mine for rare earth elements
Deep excavation hole of an open pit mine for rare earth elements

G7 nations and the European Union (EU) are reportedly examining a proposal to introduce price floors for rare earth elements, as they seek measures to reduce strategic vulnerabilities and break China’s dominance over the supply chain. China has built a monopoly on global rare earth production and accounts for 91% of global refined rare earth […]

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