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U.S. Trade Representative Greer said the U.S. is receiving some of the rare earths it needs from China, while noting compliance is "not perfect" and that he would like to see more progress, according to CNBC. The remarks signal that critical-minerals flows are resuming even as Washington keeps pressure on Beijing over trade commitments. Rare earths are essential inputs for defense, electronics, magnets and clean-energy supply chains, making the pace of shipments a key gauge of de-escalation. Watch for follow-through on volumes and whether the two sides translate the partial resumption into broader progress on trade compliance.