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Diplomats Push Beijing Over Rare Earth Export Limits
Automakers and diplomats from countries like Japan and India are seeking urgent discussions with Beijing to ease the delays in rare earth magnet export approvals. These restrictions are beginning to snarl global supply chains, particularly those tied to EV production and clean tech. European and Asian manufacturers are raising alarms about potential factory disruptions and financial consequences as the shortage grows. The issue underscores China’s dominance in the rare earth market and the fragility of global trade dependencies. As tensions rise, industry observers warn of inflationary risks and production slowdowns. Read More >>
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Zelenskiy Officials in D.C. as Conflict Intensifies
Ukrainian senior officials landed in Washington this week seeking renewed U.S. military and economic support. The visit comes as Ukraine escalates operations inside Russian-occupied territory, including a strategic bridge demolition. Analysts say Ukraine’s moves aim to boost morale and assert autonomy amid waning international focus. The D.C. talks follow Istanbul negotiations where Kyiv stressed its security concerns. U.S. lawmakers remain divided over future aid. For now, Kyiv is playing both diplomatic and tactical cards to keep its war effort viable. Read More >>
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Americans Hold Back on Summer Travel Spending
Consumers are hesitating to book summer getaways, with many holding out for last-minute deals. Airlines and hotels are seeing flat bookings, with a noticeable shift in behavior driven by inflation fatigue and economic uncertainty. Data shows a sharp uptick in deal hunting compared to last summer, even as travel demand remains resilient. Industry insiders are concerned that revenue per customer may drop, forcing more discounts. Travel firms are rethinking pricing strategies amid fears of a broader pullback in consumer spending. Read More >>
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TSMC Navigates U.S. Tariffs and AI Demand Boom
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company says new U.S. tariffs are having minor operational impact, though its booming AI chip business continues to offset headwinds. Speaking to press, company execs emphasized robust order flows for next-gen chips powering generative AI and enterprise infrastructure. The firm is working closely with U.S. officials to address trade policy concerns while expanding capacity globally. Wall Street remains bullish, with many analysts maintaining “buy” ratings as TSMC cements its role in the AI race. Read More >>
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