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Japan Faces Yttrium Shortage Amid China Export Curbs

Tokyo warns of a critical yttrium shortage within months due to Chinese export restrictions, prompting exploration of African deposits.

2 publishers · 2 articles · first seen 21 Oct 2026 · updated 4h ago

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  1. Supplies of rare earth yttrium have ‘stalled,’ industry ministry official says Latest articles
  2. Africa’s rare earth deposits offer hope as China’s export curbs leave Japan facing a critical shortage of a jet-engine mineral businessinsider.com

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