All articles tagged with #china export restrictions
Originally Published 13 days ago — by Yahoo Finance
Silver prices have surged to record highs due to supply fears linked to China's upcoming export restrictions, prompting concerns from Elon Musk about industrial impacts and highlighting a potential bubble in the precious metals market amid a broader rally in gold and other assets.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by AP News
The US and Australia signed an $8.5 billion deal to develop critical minerals and rare earth resources, aiming to reduce dependence on China amid China's export restrictions, while also strengthening their security partnership through AUKUS, as they seek to counter China's influence in global supply chains.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Financial Times
Carmakers are preparing for a semiconductor chip shortage and potential supply disruptions after China imposed restrictions on exports of Nexperia, a key supplier, intensifying the global chip battle.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Washington Technology
The Pentagon is becoming the largest shareholder in MP Materials, a rare earth mining company, to secure supply chains for critical minerals used in military and industrial applications, amid concerns over China's export restrictions and the need for domestic production.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Investor's Business Daily
Shares of Cadence and Synopsys rose after the U.S. lifted export restrictions on electronic design automation tools to China, removing a key overhang and potentially boosting revenue and deal prospects, with Cadence hitting a buy point and both stocks surging.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by The Drive
The upcoming car production crisis may be triggered by a shortage of magnets, crucial for manufacturing, due to export restrictions from China on rare-earth minerals. Automakers and suppliers warn that unresolved trade issues could lead to significant disruptions, including reduced production or shutdowns, as most of these materials are sourced from China, with limited alternatives available. The situation remains unresolved, raising concerns about future automotive supply chain stability.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by TheStreet
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang expressed frustration over U.S. chip export restrictions to China, which impacted the company's revenue and led to a $4.5 billion charge. Despite geopolitical tensions and policy challenges, Nvidia's stock has performed well, with Bank of America raising its price target to $180 and maintaining a buy rating, citing strong global demand for AI infrastructure and the company's growth prospects.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Reuters
Nvidia's shares rose 5% despite a forecasted revenue miss due to U.S. export restrictions impacting sales to China, with the company stockpiling chips before restrictions took effect. The restrictions are expected to cut $8 billion from upcoming sales, but Nvidia remains optimistic about demand for its new Blackwell chips and new deals in the Middle East. CEO Jensen Huang highlighted geopolitical challenges but also praised recent policy changes and emphasized ongoing growth opportunities in AI infrastructure, despite short-term setbacks.