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A rare earth deposit of 935,000 tons, the third largest in the world, is shaking up energy and technology markets and commercial alliances.
In a major development in the China-US trade war ,Beijing has refused to lift the export ban on seven rare earth metals.
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Livewire Markets on MSNRare earths are a big deal right now - but are they a buy?China's grip on rare earths has tightened again. Here's the science, the drama, and the ASX stocks that could benefit from ...
SYDNEY -- Australia's Lynas says it has produced a heavy rare earth element for the first time at its refinery in Malaysia, ...
The Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources (KIGAM) is converting a former mine shaft in Taebaek City into a ...
The U.S.-China trade war and the Trump Administration’s priority on minerals led to MP Materials, owner of America’s only ...
SHENZHEN: Even as China and the US roll back tariffs and other trade salvos amid a 90-day truce, there is one powerful source ...
Alexey Overchuk drew attention to the fact that "Russia has all the necessary competencies to conduct geological exploration" ...
Tariffs are looking less thorny, for sure, as the U.S. negotiates agreements with other countries. But that’s not to say ...
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Tariffs are looking less thorny, for sure, as the U.S. negotiates agreements with other countries. But that’s not to say ...
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China eases export limits for 28 US firms; rare earths restrictedChina has temporarily lifted export restrictions for 28 American companies after reaching a trade agreement with the United ...
Donald Trump wants Apple to manufacture iPhones in the US, not India, creating a challenge for Tim Cook. Despite past efforts ...
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