China’s temporary pause on rare earth export controls offers Western nations a narrow opportunity to break Beijing’s market dominance. The clock is ticking for building independent supply chains for these critical minerals.
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With the reciprocal tariff pause between the U.S. and China set to expire next month, President Trump has specified his requirements for averting a 100% tariff hike. Meanwhile, Beijing reports stronger-than-expected economic growth of 5.2% year-on-year, potentially strengthening China’s negotiating position in the ongoing trade dispute.
According to reports, President Donald Trump has outlined specific demands that Chinese officials must meet to avoid a potential 100% tariff hike on Chinese exports to the United States next month. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, the president stated he wants China to purchase American soybeans and cease fentanyl-related activities, while also expressing concerns about rare earth minerals becoming a bargaining chip in trade discussions.
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NVIDIA’s presence in China’s artificial intelligence market has reportedly evaporated, with CEO Jensen Huang confirming a drop from 95% to 0% market share. The decline is attributed to U.S. export controls and China’s push for domestic AI solutions. Industry analysts suggest the situation reflects broader tech decoupling trends.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has revealed that his company’s market position in China‘s artificial intelligence sector has completely collapsed, according to reports from the Citadel Securities Future Of Global Markets 2025 event. Sources indicate that NVIDIA‘s market share in China’s AI market has plummeted from 95% to 0% within a relatively short timeframe, representing one of the most dramatic reversals in recent technology industry history.
