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TODAY'S NEWS
Rare Earth Crisis: Simple Energy aims to cut dependence on China, explore alternatives
Why China’s ultimatum to Myanmar rebels threatens global supply of heavy rare earths
EU must ‘de-risk’ faster from China, says von der Leyen
Europe Needs Rare Earth Metals. Can a Factory in Seaside France Supply Them? - The New York Times
Poisoned water and scarred hills: The BBC visits world's rare earths capital in China
China tightens rare-earth control with quotas, consolidation and tech export bans - AnewZ
China's Rare Earth Dominance Faces Growing Challenge as Alternative Supply Chains Emerge
China’s rare earth dominance faces global pushback but Beijing has ‘strong hand’: analysts
BAIINFO-Upward Momentum in Rare Earth Elements Marke
Rare Earth Prices - July 8, 2025
AI developed a new rare-earth-free magnet 200 times faster than humans - Boy Genius Report
Up 29% in a year, are Lynas shares still a good buy today?
Malawi-focused Mkango Resources' unit to merge with US-based Crown PropTech
Jefferies Downgrades MP Materials (MP)
Nissan to scale back production plan for new EV due to China rare earth curbs, Kyodo reports
YESTERDAY'S NEWS
Resources Top 5: Bayan Mining and Minerals joins REE throng gathering around Mountain Pass
Rare-earth shortages, geopolitical tensions, US tariff spill overs may impact vehicles demand: FADA
Ford CEO calls for skilled trades investments as China export rules cause plant shutdowns
China's rare earth export controls are good for Beijing, bad for business
BAIINFO-Prices of Rare Earth Elements Keep Uptrend Aliv
Rare Earth Prices - July 7, 2025
Rare earth prices continue to rise, putting pressure on transactions in the metal market [SMM Rare Earth Daily Review][SMM Ra
Antarctica Could Save U.S From Rare Earth Minerals Threat
No country should 'weaponise' critical resources: PM Modi at Brics Summit
Altona Rare Earths rises on high-grade fluorspar find
Mkango Resources Ltd.: Mkango Resources Limited Announces First Recycled Rare Earth Alloy Production
How rare are rare earth elements in India - BizzBuzz
Can India Break China’s Grip On Rare Earth Supply Chains? - BW Businessworld
Mineral rush: China’s grip, America’s gamble and Türkiye’s rise - TRT Global
Heavy Rare Earths out to turn SA uranium projects into next big prize - Stockhead
ASX companies carving out best pieces of African REE pie - Stockhead
PREVIOUS NEWS
How China quietly built a global rare earth monopoly over decades
EU to Stockpile Critical Minerals Over War Risk
Dark Side of China’s Global Rare Earth Dominance - Colitco
Industry-government collaboration key to solving rare minerals dependencies: CII President
Mkango Strikes Deal to Establish $400m Rare Earths Powerhouse - Share Talk
‘Big, beautiful’ US bill would end tax credit for critical minerals - Mining.com
HAPPY JULY 4TH TO ALL
India Pushes Forward in Rare Earth Rare
India’s rare-earth doping breakthrough hints at future of energy storage
China's foreign minister dismisses European worries over rare earths
Rare earths pave the green road to militarization
China rare earth stocks fall as export license talk dents tighter supply bets
Ionic Rare Earths Attributes Share Price Surge to Strategic Advances - TipRanks
BAIINFO-Prices of Rare Earth Elements Gain Momentum
Rare Earth Market - July 4, 2025
The scrap price remains high, driving up the procurement volume of scrap [SMM analysis]
Japan mulls mining rare earths at record ocean depths: Report
Letter: What’s missing from the US rare earths supply chain - Financial Times
Energy Secretary Chris Wright to break ground on first US rare earth mine in 70 years
Energy Fuels (UUUU) Launches $300 Million ATM Share Offering Program
Lethal weapon: Why Europe can’t afford to blink on China’s rare earth blackmail
EU presses China on rare earths and Ukraine war
Japan plans 'world first' deep-sea rare earth mineral extraction - CNA
Brazil shifts from asbestos to rare earths amid global mineral race - ehn.org
Why MP Materials Stock Powered Almost 53% Higher in June
Rare Earth Elements: Understanding China’s Dominance in Global Supply Chains
Chinese Freeze On Rare Earth Magnet Talks Pushes Indian Automakers Towards Costlier Alternatives: Report
Wyoming rare earth mining facility to be first to open in over 70 years
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