NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Indian companies have received licences for importing rare earth magnets from China, India's foreign ministry said on Thursday, signalling some easing in Beijing's export control.

China has granted Indian companies licences to import rare earth magnets, according to a government official speaking in New ...

In a significant diplomatic move, China has granted licenses to Indian companies for the import of rare earth magnets, reflecting efforts to improve bilateral relations following tensions at the LAC.

Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that some Indian companies have received licenses for importing rare earth magnets from China.

The development comes after US President Donald Trump earlier on Thursday said that the issue of rare earth with China has been 'settled' ...

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Continental India, Hitachi, and Jay Ushin—have received initial approval to import the magnets, which are critical components for India’s automotive and electronics sectors.

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