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TODAY'S NEWS
American Resources' ReElement wins air permit for Indiana rare earths plant
Bypassing China: The $3B Opportunity for Rare Earths
USA Rare Earth (USAR) Stock Looks Reasonable On Book Value But Rich After An 82% Run - simplywall.st
Australian Leach Patent Doubles Heavy Rare Earth Recovery Where Acid Chemistry Fails - Tech Times
ANSTO lifts Korsnäs magnet rare earth extraction to 92% - Mining.com.au
American Rare Earths appoints Nick Lissolo as chief commercial officer to advance Nasdaq pathway
Whitehaven says it won’t be a passenger in rare earths pivot - AFR
Niron gets $150M loan to build iron nitride magnet manufacturing plant in Minnesota
UK government funds YASA rare-earth-free electric motors
Energy Fuels' $1.9B German Magnet Bet Tests Investor Patience as Uranium Cash Cow Holds
Why Energy Fuels Inc stock is rising today
Calcite control emerges as lever for Korsnäs rare earths uplift - Australian Resources & Investment
RARE EARTHS: NdPr oxide sales heard below support levels of $110/kg CIF North America - S&P Global
Mount Ridley puts patent shield around critical minerals process - The West Australian
Neodymium trades higher over past year despite monthly decline - Mining.com.au
Iluka (ASX:ILU) swings to A$24m loss as rare earths debt hits A$877m - Stocks Down Under
Heavy Rare Earths seeks 268% Subron expansion - Mining.com.au
Brazil’s rare earths: Benefits and challenges - Agência de Notícias Brasil-Árabe - ANBA
AuKing Secures Malawi HREE and Copper Assets in AU$4.85 Million Deal - Investing News Network
US Development Bank Steps In For African Rare Earths
Saudi Arabia puts Aramco into $2.5 trillion minerals race, creating a new rival and buyer for Africa
Japan's H1 dysprosium raw mineral imports plunge 82%, underscoring reliance on China for rare-earth supplies: Chinese experts
Midland launches geophysics program at Malaco Mountain
Money and ‘a lot of noise’: how the US’ critical-minerals sector vies with China
Brazilian Rare Earths Shares Slide as Revised Study Cuts NPV Outlook
Hertha Metals produces magnet-grade iron for US rare earth magnets
Spectre advances rare earth pivot through merger
YESTERDAY'S NEWS
AKN eyes Malawi critical minerals outfit - The Australian
The China Price Is No Longer the World Price for Rare Earths - InvestorNews
US opens vast Pacific seabed to mining - The Northern Miner
Nalco launches pilot plant to recover value-added products, rare earths
METCZ: High-Yield Debenture Backed By Ramaco’s Untapped $8 billion Rare Earths Asset - Seeking Alpha
Brazilian Rare Earths resets Rocha da Rocha study around Monte Alto with US$6 billion NPV
American Rare Earths, Novex to boost US output
Critica reassesses Mt Lindsay with underground mining approach - Mining.com.au
This Canadian company is a U.S. uranium giant. Could it become a rare earths powerhouse?
Aramco and Maaden to form mineral exploration venture in Saudi Arabia - miningweekly.com
New front in race for rare earths opens under the sea - Al Majalla
Appia Rare Earths & Uranium names Kurt Radtke as president By Investing.com - Investing.com Canada
The New Resource: The Democratic Paradox at the Heart of the Critical Minerals Race - ipsos.com
Insiders Of Rainbow Rare Earths Make A Tidy Sum Selling At US$0.20 - simplywall.st
Drilling begins at Killavaat Alannguat rare earths project in South Greenland
Victory PFS maps 20-year rare earths operation at North Stanmore
Mont Royal rides Canada’s critical minerals reset - Stockhead
Handelsbanken Fonder AB Makes New $1.61 Million Investment in USA Rare Earth Inc. $USAR
Laos Identifies Two New Rare Earth Target Areas Across Four Provinces
Axial-flux motor project explores rare-earth-free EV designs
Electric-driven REE separation emerges
Bulgaria seeks new strategic raw materials: Rare earth metals and energy independence
Malaysia Rare Earth Processing Technology Transfer Explained
PREVIOUS NEWS
American Rare Earths signs Novex MoU to advance US mine-to-magnet supply chain
Bre estimates US$970 million capex for its rare earths project in Brazil
Indonesia’s rare earth push faces low-content, costly extraction hurdles
Rare Earth Market - August 17, 202
US Officials Back Independent Rare Earth Supply Chain, Pensana Advances Angola Project
Locksley ceases exploration on US antimony, rare earth prospects - Mining Weekly
Rare Earth Metal Stocks With Inflation Hedge Appeal - simplywall.st
China makes significant progress in key rare-earth detection technology: report - Global Times
AuKing uncovers deeper carbonatite potential at Tundulu REE project
Why the Next Rare Earth Winner May Be (Is) a Process, Not a Deposit - InvestorNews
Neo Performance Materials: The Scarcity Premium Is Becoming An Operating Business
Heavy Rare Earth Prices China vs Western Markets 2026
Magnesium alloy cuts rare-earth content in implants
Neo Performance's Record Quarter Sparks a Two-Speed Market Reaction
Understanding the Changing Political Economy and Rare Earth Surge on Myanmar’s Eastern Borders: An Interview With Sai Hor Hseng
Mp Materials Earnings Call Signals Rare Earths Ramp
Automata Rare Earth Files Permits for Maiden Drill Program at Burnt Pond
2 Shelf Filings Put IMC Rare Earths (IMC) Valuation Questions Back In Focus
The Moon as a source: What resources humanity can mine on Earth's satellite
Brazilian Rare Earths Shares Halted, Up 26% In Two Weeks: What Next?
This Australian company has skyrocketed 7000 per cent – Donald Trump just loaned it $566m
USA Rare Earth (USAR) Could Be Fully Priced As Tariff News And Earnings Lift Focus - simplywall.st
Godolphin rebrand fires up focused NSW metals strategy
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