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Ministers from the Group of Seven nations are discussing how to decrease their reliance on rare earths from China. Beijing dominates the critical minerals supply chain. G7 nations are considering setting financial incentives and global standards for non-Chinese rare earths, as the materials become a major part of China's power.

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00:00Finance ministers from the Group of Seven Nations have agreed to drastically reduce
00:04their reliance on China for critical minerals.
00:07The decision follows a meeting led by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Besant where ministers
00:12discuss setting financial incentives and standards for buying non-Chinese rare earths.
00:18China produces about 90 percent of the world's processed rare earths and rare earth magnets
00:23and has been leveraging its supply to make diplomatic and trade deals.
00:26Last week, China banned critical mineral exports to Japan for military use amid increasing
00:31tension between the two countries.
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