South Korea Reduces Dependence on Chinese Rare Earths
Rare Earth – The latest prices, news and events from across the global rare earths market.
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China Sets Up Fund to Develop Rare Earth Sector
Rare Earth – The latest prices, news and events from across the global rare earths market.
Tungsten Market Comment (November 22, 2012)
Tungsten – A brief overview of tungsten price developments, supply and demand and significant market movers.
China Ups Rare Earth Export Quotas by 9,770 Tonnes
Rare Earth – Reuters reported that China has increased its rare earth element (REE) export quotas, allowing 24 companies to export a further 9,770 tonnes of REEs. That brings the year's total to 30,966 tonnes, a three-year high.
Has the Rare Earth Bubble Finally Burst?
Rare Earth – One of the world's most renowned industry experts believes that the REE market bubble has burst and that a misinformed investor community is finally bringing market valuations back down to earth.
China Announces Additional REE Quotas
Rare Earth – The rare earth sector has once again been left second-guessing China; the REE powerhouse has gone against previous indications and increased its export quota.
Honda Announces World’s First Mass-Production REE Recycling Process
Rare Earth – Automobile manufacturer Honda has developed what is being hailed as the world's first mass-production rare earth recycling process.
Toyota Seeks to Decrease Reliance on Rare Earth Elements
Rare Earth – In light of China's limitation on rare earth exports, companies such as Toyota are doing everything within their power to decrease their reliance on rare earth elements.
Strong 2011 Results Could Bode Well for Molycorp’s 2012 Ramp Up Plans
Rare Earth – The biggest rare earths miner outside of China survived a tough Q4 to post strong 2011 results, and could be on track to hit its targets in 2012.
PwC Rare Earth ‘Ticking Timebomb’ Report Misinterpreted by Media
Rare Earth – A PwC report addressing concerns from manufacturers over the supply of key metals has been widely misinterpreted as suggesting the potential scarcity of rare earths is a ‘ticking timebomb.’
