China’s metal export curbs reignites global companies’ hunt for stable suppliers

5 de July, 2023

China’s decision this week to restrict exports of some strategic metals has prompted more companies to re-think their reliance on the world’s No. 2 economy at a time when mounting geopolitical tensions have fed fears that more curbs could be coming.

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