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10.12.24 - 05:03
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China Nov rare earth exports slip as pre-holiday restocking slows (Reuters EN)
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UPDATE 1-China Nov rare earth exports slip as pre-holiday restocking slows Adds details, background, bullets Nov exports down 7.11% m/m, up 4.99% y/y Exports over January-November up 6.6% y/y Nov imports down 20.87% y/y, up 19.6% m/m Jan-November imports down 22.7% y/y BEIJING, Dec 10 (Reuters) - China's exports of rare earth minerals in November slipped 7.1% from October, customs data showed on Tuesday, as overseas restocking for meeting Christmas holiday production needs diminished....
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10.12.24 - 04:27
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China Nov rare earth exports up 5% at 4,416 metric tons (Reuters EN)
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China Nov rare earth exports up 5% at 4,416 metric tons BEIJING, Dec 10 (Reuters) - China, the world's largest rare earths producer, exported 4,416 metric tons of the minerals in November, up 4.99% from a year earlier, data from the General Administration of Customs showed on Tuesday . Exports of the minerals in the first 11 months of 2024 rose 6.6 % from the same period the year before to 52,104.9 tons, the customs data showed....
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04.12.24 - 09:07
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Visualizing Global Rare Earth Metals Production Over The Past 30 Years (ZeroHedge)
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Visualizing Global Rare Earth Metals Production Over The Past 30 Years
Rare earth metals are a set of 17 chemically similar elements which are integral for modern technologies.
From neodymium, used in powerful magnets that can withstand extreme temperatures, to beryllium, which is used to manufacture lightweight materials for fighter jets, these elements have a variety of crucial technological uses.
While rare earth metals are not particularly rare, they are seldom found in pure form and are often mixed with other minerals, making them costly to mine.
This graphic, via Visual Capitalist's Kayla Zhu, visualizes rare earth metals production (in kilotonnes) of the eight leading countries from 1995 to 2023, using figures from the Energy Institute's Statistical Review of World Energy 2024 report.
China Is Dominating Rare Earth Metals Production
Global rare earth metals production has surged the past three decades, increasing from 75.7 kilotonnes in 1995 to over 350 kilotonnes in 2023, reflectin...
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26.11.24 - 02:27
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Australia′s Ionic Rare Earths tumbles on discounted placement (Reuters EN)
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BUZZ-Australia's Ionic Rare Earths tumbles on discounted placement ** Shares of Ionic Rare Earths IXR.AX fall as much as 22.2% to A$0.007, posting their biggest intraday percentage decline since Aug. 13 ** Stock hits its lowest level since Sept. 27 ** Rare earths explorer says it will raise A$1.7 mln ($1.10 mln) via placement at A$0.007 per share *...
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21.11.24 - 23:31
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Ionic Rare Earths Seeks Trading Halt (Reuters EN)
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BRIEF-Ionic Rare Earths Seeks Trading Halt Nov 22 (Reuters) - Ionic Rare Earths Ltd IXR.AX : TRADING HALT REQUESTS TRADING HALT PENDING CAPITAL RAISE ANNOUNCEMENT Further company coverage: IXR.AX...
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29.10.24 - 07:07
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China begins tightening rare earth supply (Digitimes)
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The Chinese government has significantly tightened restrictions on foreign companies, especially semiconductor manufacturers, making it much more difficult to acquire various rare earths and other minerals that are primarily mined and refined in China....
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24.10.24 - 11:55
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Central Asia Emerges As Epicenter Of Rare Earth Mineral Rush (ZeroHedge)
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Central Asia Emerges As Epicenter Of Rare Earth Mineral Rush
Authored by Haley Zaremba via OilPrice.com,
Central Asian countries like Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan are emerging as key players in the rare earth mineral market.
These countries offer vast reserves, political stability, and a willingness to develop their resources, attracting interest from Western powers, China, and Russia.
Securing access to rare earth minerals is crucial for countries to achieve their clean energy goals and reduce dependence on China, which currently dominates the market.
Securing reliable and strategic supply chains for rare earth minerals has become a geopolitical battleground for world superpowers in the intensifying context of the global clean energy transition. Decarbonizing the global economy will require unfathomable amounts of clean energy infrastructure from solar panels and wind turbines to lithium-ion batteries for energy storage and to power electric vehicles. All of these are g...
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20.10.24 - 19:01
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Chinese Consulate In Myanmar Bombed, Rebels Take Control Of Hub For Rare Earth Minerals (ZeroHedge)
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Chinese Consulate In Myanmar Bombed, Rebels Take Control Of Hub For Rare Earth Minerals
Tensions between China and guerrilla groups operating inside its much smaller neighbor to the south, Myanmar, are on edge, given some of these groups have seized key border towns. Beijing has generally been supporting of the ruling junta which seized power going back to 2021, when it deposed the Myanmar government of Aung San Suu Kyi. Myanmar has been a nation in turmoil ever since.
Beijing actually maintains ties to different players within Myanmar's political chaos, and now the region is could descend into more serious conflict following the Friday bombing of the Chinese Consulate in Myanmar's second-largest city of Mandalay.
The explosion may have been relatively small, but damaged the roof of the two-story building. Security forces say they're investigating and have condemned the "terrorists" behind the attack.
Associated Press has noted of the tense context: "The army is engaged in nationwide fi...
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