source：Daily Market Updates (press release)Zion Market Research published a new industry research report “Global Rare Earth Metals Market Is Expected To Reach Around USD 14.43 Billion By 2025” is all around created with a blend of the significant information related with overall Rare Earth Metals Market, alongside key components obligated for the interest for its administrations and product. (Sample Copy Here)The report features the most up to date innovative improvements and new dispatches that help our clients to set up their future-based potential items, make astute business determinations ...
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source：Yahoo NewsWASHINGTON, Sept 19 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison are set to release a plan on Friday aimed at securing the supply of rare earth minerals, a senior administration official said, as concerns grow that China could cut off shipments of the prized commodities.The plan will be unveiled during a state visit by Morrison to the White House, where space cooperation and plastic waste management will also be discussed, the official said on Thursday.'Both countries share an interest in making sure the global supply of rare earths is s...
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source：SocioHeraldNeodymium (atomic symbol: Nd) is a rare earth element; however, contrary to the group’s name, neodymium is the third most abundant metal in the Earth’s crust, having an abundance of about 28–38 parts per million. Neodymium is found in ore minerals such as monazite and bastnasie and is commercially extracted by solvent extraction and ion exchange processes. Neodymium is soft and silver in nature but changes its color based on the surrounding light due to the fluorescent effects.Neodymium is widely used to manufacture powerful magnets and is one of the raw materials used to man...
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source：SMM - Shanghai Metals Market (press release)SHANGHAI, Sep 17 (SMM) – China Southern Rare Earth Group, one of the six, state-owned rare earth mining groups in China, this week did not change its listed prices for rare-earth oxides, according to a notice on the company's website on Monday September 16.Prices for terbium and dysprosium oxides remained unchanged for a sixth consecutive week, at 4.12 million yuan/mt and 2.01 million yuan/mt respectively.The quote for europium oxide stood at 270,000 yuan/mt, after declining 10,000 yuan/mt in the previous week, while that for gadolinium oxide ...
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