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A one-year pause on Beijing's toughest rare earth export rules runs out in five weeks, and the IEA says $6.5 trillion of Western industry sits on the other side of that deadline. Mark your calendar for November 10. That's the date China's Ministry of Commerce set when it agreed, on November 7, 2025, to suspend the most aggressive part of its rare earth export regime for exactly one year. The suspended rules were the ones announced that October: an expanded list of controlled elements and, more unusually, extraterritorial licensing requirements that let Beijing claim jurisdiction over foreign-made products containing even trace amounts of Chinese-origin rare earths. As of this week, nobody in Beijing has said whether that pause gets extended, narrowed, or simply allowed to lapse. This isn't a hypothetical risk sitting years out. It's five weeks away, and it hasn't been resolved. Here's what's easy to miss: even with the expanded October rules on ice, the underlying licensing regime never went away. Controls introduced back in April 2025 still require case-by-case export licenses for seven medium and heavy rare earth elements: samarium, gadolinium, terbium, dysprosium, lutetium, scandium, and yttrium, along with their metals, oxides, alloys, compounds, and magnet materials...

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