Japan's Yttrium Crisis: China's Export Restrictions Threaten Tech Industry
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Japan faces a potential yttrium shortage this year due to China's tight export controls, putting its high-tech industry at risk. Japanese firms pay up to 100 times more for yttrium than their Chinese counterparts, making them less competitive internationally. Japan is exploring alternative sources but needs years and significant investment. The issue may be discussed at an upcoming Xi-Putin-Trump meeting.
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