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28.11.25 - 12:01
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Energy Insider: CATL Breaks Ground on Joint Battery Plant in Spain (Caixin)
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CATL Breaks Ground on Joint Battery Plant in Spain
Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. (CATL) and Stellantis NV held a groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday for a joint lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery factory in Spain's Aragon region. With a planned investment of 4.1 billion euros ($4.7 billion), the project is one of the largest Chinese investments in Spain to date and will run entirely on renewable energy, with production scheduled to begin by the end of 2026.
Chinese Miners Urged to Rethink Indonesia Playbook
Chinese mining companies should revise their Indonesia playbook, shifting from manic investment to more calculated, localized operations as the resource-rich nation tightens its grip on the nickel sector, according to industry insiders. Speaking at the 4th DBS Metals and Mining Indonesia Forum on Wednesday, Bo Shaochuan, a director at Zijin Mining Group Co. Ltd., noted that while early capital inflows were largely trend-driven, the current landscape demands deeper consideration. As po...
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26.11.25 - 10:01
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CATL und Stellantis starten Werksbau in Spanien (Electrive)
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CATL und Stellantis beginnen mit der Errichtung ihres vor knapp einem Jahr angekündigten Werks für LFP-Batteriezellen und -module im spanischen Saragossa. Dazu bringt CATL seine eigenen Leute mit: Beim Bau der Anlage sollen rund 2.000 Arbeiter aus China mithelfen....
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26.11.25 - 08:39
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Stellantis Overweight (DPA-AFX)
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NEW YORK (dpa-AFX Analyser) - Die US-Bank JPMorgan hat Stellantis auf "Overweight" mit einem Kursziel von 10 Euro belassen. 2026 dürfte für die Fahrzeugbranche von global begrenztem Produktionswachstum, Handelsspannungen, einem langsameren Übergang zu ......
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25.11.25 - 14:57
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The Decline Of Developed Nations′ Fiat Money (ZeroHedge)
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The Decline Of Developed Nations' Fiat Money
Authored by Daniel Lacalle,
Governments assume they can print as much currency as they like and it will be accepted by force. However, the history of fiat currencies is always the same: first governments exceed their credit limits, then ignore all the warning signs and finally see the currency collapse.
Today, we are living the decline of developed economies' fiat currencies in real time. The global reserve system is slowly but decisively diversifying away from a pure fiat currency anchor towards a mixed regime where gold plays the dominant role, not fiat currencies.
IMF COFER data show that, while the US dollar still dominates, its share of reported reserves has drifted down towards the high 50s. Gold has overtaken the US dollar and euro as the main asset in central banks for the first time in 40 years.
There is a reason for this historic change. Developed economies have surpassed all their limits to indebtedness.
Public debt is currency issu...
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