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TODAY'S NEWS
How SE Asia can break China’s rare earth monopoly
Pioneering recycling of rare earth magnets provides UK-based materials source
Rainbow Rare Earths Partners with Curation Connect to Boost Investor Engagement
Ionic Rare Earths Announces Proposed Securities Issue
Aclara Submits EIA and Provides Update for Its Carina Project in Brazil - ACCESS Newswire
Lime & Cyclic Materials announce magnet recycling cooperation - electrive.com
Roth/MKM initiates USA Rare Earth stock with Buy, $15 target - Investing.com Australia
BAIINFO-Prices of Rare Earth Elements Move Rangebound
Rare Earth Market - May 29, 2025
The market is calm, with prices running relatively stable [SMM Rare Earth Weekly Review]
JL MAG Rare-Earth Updates Final Dividend Details for 2024
Lynas Rare Earths (ASX:LYC) Is Reinvesting At Lower Rates Of Return - Yahoo Finance
Brazilian Critical Minerals appoints REE expert Nicholas Holthouse as director - Stockhead
ARN closes in on Kameelburg resource - The Australian
China retaliates against U.S. trade policies
China Blinks? Rare Earth Lifeline May Be Coming for Tesla and Europe's Chipmakers
Will the Indian EV industry come to a halt soon? Here’s what Rajiv Bajaj thinks
Rare Earth Game: Awakening Of Resource Sovereignty In The Third World (leadership.ng)
YESTERDAY'S NEWS
Trade war with China highlights auto sector’s need for rare-earth mineral supply
Rare Earth Game: Awakening of Resource Sovereignty in the Third World
Lindian readies Kangankunde rare earths juggernaut with build, funding and offtake wheels turning
Lindian Resources Issues Shares, Advances Rare Earths Project
American Rare Earths progresses Cowboy State Mine permitting with key environmental milestone
Great Boulder divests Whiteheads to Hastings - Mining.com.au
BAIINFO-Prices of Dysprosium and Terbium Elements Ea
Rare Earth Market - May 28, 2025
Terrain advances studies to help develop sustainable REE supply in WA - businessnews.com.au
Resources Top 5: Locksley on the charge after arming itself for Mojave drilling - Stockhead
Altona Rare Earths (LON:REE) Monte Muambe Fluorspar Project Update - Share Talk
Getting India future-ready: Role of rare earth elements - EY
India’s dependence on China for permanent magnets is growing, so is the world's
Companies Say National Push Could Accelerate Need For Wyoming’s Rare Earth Minerals
The West is recycling rare earths to escape China’s grip — but it’s not enough - CNBC
Central Asian states ready to meet rising global demand for critical minerals
Critica kicks off bulk test work at giant WA rare earths play
StockTake: North Stanmore backed to drive Australia’s rare earths push - Stockhead
Net zero support of Queensland wind farm - Mining.com.au
WindEurope’s CEO: Wind farms will drive down electricity costs
Thai river turns orange as dangerous toxins from Myanmar mines flush downstream
MP Vs IDR: Which Rare Earth Stock Deserves a Spot in Your Portfolio?
Why MP Materials Corp. (MP) Went Down On Tuesday
BBC Audio | Business Daily | Can Europe build a mineral supply chain?
PREVIOUS NEWS
Viridis, Ionic JV sends recycled metals to Brazilian magnet maker
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How India is reducing dependence on China for rare earth minerals - Eco-Business
Brazilian Critical Minerals jumps first permeability hurdle at Ema rare earths project
Here's how Intel could be affected by the United States' rare earths trade with China
Commentary: Why China’s rare earth dominance matters more than ever
BAIINFO-Prices of Rare Earth Elements Move Rangebound
Rare Earth Prices - May 27, 2025
[SMM Rare Earth Morning Meeting Summary] Market Speculation Resurfaces, Prices Increase Slightly
Magnet exports slowed in China, rare earths in question - marketscreener.com
Minerals and rare earths factor in US stance during India-Pakistan war - Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
Dateline booms amid hunt for hidden gold iceberg beyond US pit
China relaxes rare earth curbs to avert drone industry slowdown: DigiTimes - Mining.com
Australia’s minerals stockpile to tackle ‘distorted’ rare earths market - Mining.com
Why Scientists Are Buzzing About a Rare Earth Discovery Outside China (msn.com)
S Korean energy giant LS looks to invest in high-potential rare earth mines in Vietnam
A RESPECTFUL MEMORIAL DAY TO All (REI)
Decoding China’s rare-earth strategy: More resilient than it seems
The US has a single rare earths mine. Chinese export limits are energizing a push for more
America’s seafloor secret: The underwater plan to break China’s rare earth grip - Business Today
BAIINFO-Prices of Rare Earth Elements Rise
Rare Earth Market - May 26, 2025
[SMM Rare Earth Morning Meeting Summary] Market Speculation Resurfaces, Prices Increase Slightly
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