Game changer at the Arctic Circle: How Critical Metals is breaking China's monopoly on rare earths!
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The geopolitical tensions surrounding strategically important minerals are continuing to rise. China's ongoing export restrictions on rare earths, particularly for essential military applications, have significantly driven up prices outside of the People's Republic. According to analyst Neal Dingmann, the price surcharges are as much as around 400% compared to the Chinese domestic market. Recently, there was an "unjustified" sell-off in Western commodity values following exaggerated market expectations about a possible easing of controls by Beijing....
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