US Announces 4 New Deals on Trade, Rare Earths in Southeast Asia

[excalibur]

President Trump, always working to MAGA.

Since January, multiple trade deals, and trillions of dollars of investment in the USA announced.

The United States has reached trade deals with four Southeast Asian countries addressing critical rare earth minerals and broader trade imbalances.

U.S. President Donald Trump, currently in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for a trade summit with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, signed agreements with Malaysia and Cambodia, as well as a framework agreement with Thailand that commits both to working on trade issues.

Under the deals, all three countries would be subject to a continued U.S. tariff rate of 19 percent, with some exempted goods receiving a zero percent rate.

The White House previously announced a similar deal with Vietnam, which will see a 20 percent tariff levied on its exports to the United States.

Vietnam also promised to substantially increase its purchases from the United States to help close a $123 billion trade deficit with the superpower.

Crucially, as part of the deal, Malaysia agreed not to ban exports of rare earth materials to the United States.

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[Edgetho]

 

[drudge X]

Trump is having too much winning syndrome.

 

[Edgetho]

Wish he'd learn a new dance step --

 

[Manonthestreet]

We should mine as much of our own as possible.

 

[Edgetho]

We should mine as much of our own as possible.

They're messy to mine and even worse to refine. They're not really 'rare' just messy.

Doesn't change the fact that you are correct, however

 

[struth]

All this winning is great for America

 

[Eman623]

Does anyone know of a good rare earth fund? I might invest a few shekels as a long term "see how it goes" thing.

 

[1srelluc]

We should mine as much of our own as possible.

Currently our RE capability is almost nil.

Why the U.S. Lacks Rare Earth Mining Know-How-and What Must Be Done

The U.S. faces critical challenges in rare earth supply chain independence, requiring comprehensive education, investment, and strategic partnerships across mining, processing, and manufacturing.

rareearthexchanges.com

Till such time as we get our own act together then deals like the ones Trump made is how we get away from depending on the chi-coms.

 

[excalibur]

We should mine as much of our own as possible.

We are increasing domestic production.

America just opened its 1st rare earth mine in 70 years as 'our answer to China' — how you can take advantage​

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Currently our RE capability is almost nil.

Why the U.S. Lacks Rare Earth Mining Know-How-and What Must Be Done

The U.S. faces critical challenges in rare earth supply chain independence, requiring comprehensive education, investment, and strategic partnerships across mining, processing, and manufacturing.

rareearthexchanges.com

Till such time as we get our own act together then deals like the ones Trump made is how we get away from depending on the chi-coms.

The Greatest Enemy of MENSA, Now a Cult of Escapist Wimps

Give what is mooched by the useless brats born in the 1% to the IQ 1% and America will have surpluses in everything. What is rare in this upside-down system is brains getting funded up front instead of a pittance only after years of sacrificing their time, energy, manhood, and minds.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

We are increasing domestic production.

Our Deciders don't know how to do that

 

[eagle7-31]

President Trump, always working to MAGA.

Since January, multiple trade deals, and trillions of dollars of investment in the USA announced.

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The United States has reached trade deals with four Southeast Asian countries addressing critical rare earth minerals and broader trade imbalances.​

​

U.S. President Donald Trump, currently in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for a trade summit with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, signed agreements with Malaysia and Cambodia, as well as a framework agreement with Thailand that commits both to working on trade issues.​

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Under the deals, all three countries would be subject to a continued U.S. tariff rate of 19 percent, with some exempted goods receiving a zero percent rate.​

​

The White House previously announced a similar deal with Vietnam, which will see a 20 percent tariff levied on its exports to the United States.​

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Vietnam also promised to substantially increase its purchases from the United States to help close a $123 billion trade deficit with the superpower.​

​

Crucially, as part of the deal, Malaysia agreed not to ban exports of rare earth materials to the United States.​

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US Announces 4 New Deals on Trade, Rare Earths in Southeast Asia - 🔔 The Liberty Daily

If you love the news, check out The Liberty Daily's homepage. (The Epoch Times)—The United States has reached trade deals with four Southeast Asian countries addressing critical rare earth minerals and broader trade imbalances. U.S. President Donald Trump, currently in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia...

thelibertydaily.com

If cancer would be cured under Trump's admin the leftists would say Trump discriminates against cancer cells.

 

[multivita-man]

What exactly did we win?

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Does anyone know of a good rare earth fund? I might invest a few shekels as a long term "see how it goes" thing.

 

[drudge X]

Does anyone know of a good rare earth fund? I might invest a few shekels as a long term "see how it goes" thing.

Depends on your definition of long term. Rare earth companies are highly susceptible to the political climate. Rare earths may lose value if Nissan can successfully build a breakthrough EV engine using almost no rare earths. Tesla is also working on eliminating rare earths from its future vehicles.

Nissan Plans to Reduce the Use of Rare Earth Elements in Electric Motors to Less Than 1%

www.atechmagnet.cn

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

If Students Aren't Paid, We Get What We Pay For

Any fund that would pay students while they are studying it, not having them sacrifice their manhood sucking their thumbs in college classrooms and then get paid by the plutocratic parasite a pittance of what they produce, which itself is far less than what they would have produced if they had been treated with the proper respect.

The only answer to the 99% being brainwashed to lowball High IQs may be hacking away generational wealth. "If you're so smart, why haven't you made the rich poorer?"