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Shares of rare earth element-related companies are trading lower after reports suggesting that Chinese shipments of yttrium to the U.S. in July were the second highest since export curbs went into place in April 2025. More Chinese exports to the U.S. ahead of a September U.S.-China meeting may presage a trade reprieve that lowers the need for heightened domestic U.S. production and processing.

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