Japan's GDP Would Fall 2.3% if Rare Earth Supply Disrupted, IMF Analysis Shows

According to an International Monetary Fund (IMF) analysis reported today (July 28) by Nikkei newspaper, Japan would face the largest economic impact among major economies if rare earth supplies are cut off, with GDP declining by 2.3%. The vulnerability stems from Japan's high dependence on the automotive industry, which relies heavily on rare earth elements for manufacturing.
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