GE HealthCare Shares Fall After China Restricts Exports of Rare Earth Metal Used in MRI Scans

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GE HealthCare Shares Fall After China Restricts Exports of Rare Earth Metal Used in MRI Scans

, MT Newswires - 10:05 AM ET 4/4/2025 default

10:05 AM EDT, 04/04/2025 (MT Newswires) -- GE HealthCare Technologies ( GEHC ) shares fell by nearly 13% in recent Friday trading after China restricted exports of a rare earth metal used in MRI scans as part of its retaliation against the Trump administration's latest tariffs.

China's Ministry of Commerce said Friday it was restricting the exports of rare earths samarium, gadolinium, terbium, dysprosium, lutetium, scandium, and yttrium. The restrictions include metals, alloys, oxides, compounds, and related products of the rare earths.

Price: 62.77, Change: -9.23, Percent Change: -12.82

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