
London, September 25 (Argus) - China's licensing control over rare earth exports has plunged overseas markets into a severe supply shortage, prompting some buyers to pay higher prices for larger inventories. Spot prices for yttrium oxide delivered to Europe have jumped again. Prices of other rare earth products in Europe have flu…

Reuters reported that amid the escalating global tensions over critical minerals supply, the G7's technical team held a closed-door meeting in Chicago in mid-September to discuss a series of measures to counter China's dominance in rare earths. The core of the meeting revolved around setting a price floor for rare earths, carbon …

Recently, Suzuki Motor Corporation of Japan announced that due to rare earth material issues, some of its car production lines have temporarily ceased operations. The company's statement pointed out that the shortage of components mainly affects the electronic systems and engine parts of automobiles, directly impacting production…

When you pick up an iPhone 17 Pro and enjoy its dazzling screen, smooth touch feedback and clear night photos, you may not have thought that behind these high-tech experiences lies an "invisible magic" - rare earth functional materials. These unassuming materials, weighing only 0.1-0.2% of the iPhone (about 0.2-0.5 gram…

Despite China's mainland achieving a record high in the export of processed rare earth products in August since 2012, European companies have been forced to suspend production due to a shortage of supply from China. The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China pointed out on the 18th that the European supply chain has been aff…

Rare earths are dual-use items for both military and civilian purposes. Controlling rare earths is an international obligation and a means to maintain world peace.Given China's international leadership position in the rare earth industry and its unstoppable great rejuvenation, foreign media and national management agencies have b…
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