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Trump pauses tariffs on critical minerals to secure supply deals with allies by July 13, 2026.
President Donald Trump has paused plans to impose tariffs on critical minerals like rare earths and lithium, directing his administration to negotiate international agreements to secure stable, secure supplies.
The move, part of a national security initiative under Section 232, aims to reduce reliance on foreign sources—especially China—by establishing price floors, offtake agreements, and boosting allied processing capacity.
A 180-day deadline runs through July 13, 2026; failure to reach deals could trigger tariffs, quotas, or minimum import prices.
The decision follows a Commerce Department review highlighting U.S. vulnerability due to dependence on foreign refining and processing, despite domestic mining efforts.
Trump suspende los aranceles sobre minerales críticos para asegurar acuerdos de suministro con aliados antes del 13 de julio de 2026.