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China doesn’t just mine rare earth materials — it controls almost the entire global supply chain.
From EV motors to wind turbines, smartphones to missile systems, every advanced technology today depends on rare earth magnets.
And that’s why China’s export restrictions matter.

In this reel, I break down:
• Why rare earths are found in many countries but processed mostly in China
• How China ended up controlling 70–90% of the supply chain
• Why processing is more valuable than mining
• Why China uses export controls as a geopolitical tool
• And how this dominance impacts global technology and national security

This is Part 2 of my rare-earth series, leading up to India’s ₹7,280 crore rare-earth magnet manufacturing scheme and what it could mean for our economy.

Follow for sharp, simple breakdowns on finance, geopolitics, global supply chains, and India’s strategic industries.

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