Analysts say if the US escalates chip restrictions over the NVIDIA incident, China may tighten rare earth exports
Analysts say that if the U.S. escalates chip restrictions in response to the NVIDIA incident, China may tighten rare earth exports; however, analysts expect that broader economic and trade negotiations between the U.S. and China will still proceed as planned ahead of the two leaders' planned meeting next week.
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