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China shipped 13% more rare-earth products in November than in the preceding month, a sign that a more relaxed export regime is restoring flows of the critical minerals used in electric vehicles, ...

As for the AI bubble, it is coming up for conversation because it is now having a material effect on the economy at large.

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