Rare Earths, Trade Routes, and the Real Stakes in U.S.-China Talks

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What does the latest turn in U.S.-China relations mean for your portfolio? This week on China of Tomorrow, Liqian Ren breaks down China’s newest inflation and export data, highlights how Chinese manufacturers are rerouting supply chains through Southeast Asia, and explains why rare earth minerals may be Beijing’s strongest card at the negotiating table. With state visits in the works and tensions rising, Liqian shares what investors should watch and why these developments could ripple across global markets.Please see the WisdomTree Glossary for Definitions of terms and indexes: https://www.wisdomtree.com/glossary

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