華爾街日報：
For thousands of manufacturers across China, it’s déjà vu.
On Sunday, Beijing blamed Washington for having first introduced new restrictions against China after the latest round of trade talks in September.
“Frequently threatening high tariffs is not the right approach to engaging with China,” Beijing’s Commerce Ministry said in a statement. The ministry said its new rare-earth restrictions would have only a limited impact on global supply chains, and that relevant countries had been informed ahead of the Thursday announcement. It also said the new rules weren’t an export ban but rather a set of requirements for export licenses.
