Trump says no critical minerals tariffs for now, will seek overseas supplies

Trump says no critical minerals tariffs for now, will seek overseas supplies

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he had opted for now against imposing tariffs on rare earths, lithium and other critical minerals, and instead ordered his administration to seek supplies from international trading partners.

Trump Holds Off on Critical Minerals Tariffs After Probe

President Donald Trump is holding off on new tariffs targeting imports of critical minerals, following a months-long review to determine whether foreign shipments t…

USTR ordered to pursue critical minerals deals in lieu of immediate tariffs

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Trump Administration Moves to Negotiate on Imports of Critical Minerals

Trump Administration Moves to Negotiate on Imports of Critical Minerals U.S. President Donald Trump has taken steps toward negotiating with international trading partners to better regulate the importation of processed critical minerals and their derivative products, according to a statement from the White House on Wednesday.The Administration's goal in these negotiations is to work alongside allies to support the establishment of price floors f…

Trump Holds Off on Critical Minerals Tariffs After Trade Probe

US Critical Minerals Countdown: Allies Given 180 Days to Secure Supply

The US has instructed allies to negotiate on critical minerals supplies in 180 days or risk trade measures. President Donald Trump  used national security authority to diversify supply of important raw materials such as lithium, cobalt and rare earths, essential in EVs, defence technology, and sophisticated manufacturing. Quick Update – Deadline and Stakes The U.S. […]