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US-China trade negotiations in London are continuing into a second day, with both sides aiming to ease tensions over technology exports and rare earth supply. The first day saw over six hours of discussions, led by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng.
The US is signaling openness to easing certain tech export restrictions—excluding high-end AI chips—in exchange for China lifting curbs on rare earth exports, vital to energy, defense, and tech industries. China currently dominates global rare earth production.
President Trump remained noncommittal on lifting export controls but said talks were going well. Chinese media emphasized China’s principled stance and urged the US to remove restrictive measures.
$LTHM, $PLL, $BGM, $UROY, and $LAC could benefit if US-China trade talks result in improved access to rare earths and eased tech restrictions, especially across sectors tied to energy, defense, and next-gen electronics.
Markets responded positively, with Asian shares rising and US stocks nearing recent highs. Despite a recent tariff truce, trade flows in May declined sharply. A recent Trump-Xi phone call has renewed hopes for progress, though uncertainties remain as both economies feel the strain of ongoing trade tensions.

US-China trade negotiations in London are continuing into a second day, with both sides aiming to ease tensions over technology exports and rare earth supply. The first day saw over six hours of discussions, led by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng.
The US is signaling openness to easing certain tech export restrictions—excluding high-end AI chips—in exchange for China lifting curbs on rare earth exports, vital to energy, defense, and tech industries. China currently dominates global rare earth production.
President Trump remained noncommittal on lifting export controls but said talks were going well. Chinese media emphasized China’s principled stance and urged the US to remove restrictive measures.
$LTHM, $PLL, $BGM, $UROY, and $LAC could benefit if US-China trade talks result in improved access to rare earths and eased tech restrictions, especially across sectors tied to energy, defense, and next-gen electronics.
Markets responded positively, with Asian shares rising and US stocks nearing recent highs. Despite a recent tariff truce, trade flows in May declined sharply. A recent Trump-Xi phone call has renewed hopes for progress, though uncertainties remain as both economies feel the strain of ongoing trade tensions.