China’s exports to the United States of rare earth compounds and metals fully covered by export controls remained low in June 2026
Published by: Silverado Policy Accelerator • Jul 22, 2026
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SubscribeChina’s exports to the United States of rare earth compounds and metals fully covered by export controls remained low in June 2026, with no exports of yttrium. For downstream rare earth magnets , China’s exports to the United States remained well below historical levels in June (some, but not all, rare earth magnets are covered by export controls).
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