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The Rare Earths Investor (REI): Readership Location and Focus
Impact of Politics on the United States Rare Earths Sector
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WHAT IT MAY MEAN FOR THE RE SECTOR/INVESTORS
https://rareearthsinvestor.discussion.community/latest
TODAY'S NEWS
United States Rare Earth Miners May Miss Out: The Harsh Reality of American Politics (REI Blog)
Pakistan’s rare earth opportunity: From geological promise to strategic power – Oped
Cobra Resources declares solid maiden MRE for rare earths project in South Australia
NeoTerra’s interest in Monte Muambe increases to 70%
From rare earths to trade and the Global South: What Lula’s re-election in Brazil means for India
All NIOB Bardy Holes Hit Meaningful TREO Grades in at Least One Interval
Matrix Critical Minerals targets IPO as Narraburra rare earths project advances
Red Metal cracks deeper Qld rare earths potential at Sybella
Lynas radioactive waste disposal facility 77 percent complete as of Aug 31
The Pentagon's Rare Earth Deadline Is Almost Here. Is Anyone Ready?
Magnet Recycling Tech to Boost US Rare Earth Capacity and Supply Chain Independence
Light Rare Earth Prices Under Pressure - October
China Rare Earth Group Exceeds Q3 2026 Targets, Aims for Continued Growth and Reform
TSMC explores alternatives to rare earths to mitigate supply disruption risks
Axel REE targets rare earths and gallium in Brazil - ICYMI
The Best Defense: Why Wicheeda Matters to Korea
General Motors cancels US rare earth magnet deal
Taiwan eyes first rare earth metals plant by 2030
Lindian Resources Advances Integrated Rare Earths Strategy with Key Milestones
3 Rare Earth Stocks Investors May Revisit Before The Pentagon’s 2027 Ban
Metallium mulls US critical metals processing deal
Publication of Annual Report and Notice of AGM (Rainbow)
YESTERDAY'S NEWS
Aclara Resources And 2 Canadian Rare Earth Stocks To Watch
Rare Earth Researchers Advance Cleaner Recovery Methods in Brazil
VanEck Rare Earth ETF Clings to 9.15 Euros as Tokyo's Yttrium Warning Collides With GM's Cancelled M
Chinese scientists say Turkey’s claimed “giant” rare earths deposit actually “small in scale”
Taiwan Targets 100-Fold Rare Earth Output Rise Amid China Export Controls
PREVIOUS NEWS
Mounting Chinese rare earth pressures force Japan to strengthen partnership with Western partners, BMI reports
Malaysia’s rare earths balancing act: Raw exports or a homegrown processing industry?
(Can't connect above, read on - Malaysian RE - 2020 - 2026 - Rare Earths Investor Forum: RE Sector and Company Discussion Boards)
China's Northern Rare Earth posts 136.55% jump in first-three-quarter net profit, with single-quarter growth accelerating over 40% sequentially
USA Rare Earth’s Federal Billions Ran Through a Familiar Circle
Can Turkey break into the rare earths game? Chinese scientists map Kizilcaoren to find out
Yttrium Crunch Meets Market Mystery: Inside the Rare Earth ETF's Rough October
Is MP Materials Stock a Millionaire Maker?
Itri plans rare-earth plant to meet half of Taiwan's demand by 2030
Why Sweden’s Battery Minerals Supply Chain Is Harder Than It Looks
Rare Earth Metal and Alloy Capability Outside of China in October 2026
GM cancels deal with new US rare-earth magnet plant, documents say
Yttrium at $1,150 a Kilogram: Japan’s Supply Crisis Is Now a US Defense Problem
Myanmar Rare Earth Exports Surge Amid Illusion of Regime Control - The Irrawaddy
Robots Need Rare Earths: How to Invest
Rare Earth Market - October 23, 2026
US built a $500-million magnet plant to challenge China. Now GM is walking away
Spark Reports 1.54% TREO in Boa Vista Soil and 137.1 g/t Gallium Oxide in Encachoeirado Rock Sample
US reinvents rare earth refining as China guards know-how
Myanmar Rare Earth Exports Surge Amid Illusion of Regime Control
Why have Lynas Rare Earths crashed 42% in 6 months?
Why Trump Can't Afford to Lose The Rare Earth Race - Crude Oil Prices Today | OilPrice.com
Rainbow Rare Earths advances Phalaborwa, progresses Uberaba
Bolsonaro victory could bring Brazil’s rare-earth riches closer to Washington
Tyranna outlines ‘high-grade’ rare earths at Sulima West - Mining.com.au
How Investors May Respond To Lynas Rare Earths (ASX:LYC) 5% Investor Stake - Simply Wall Street
TSMC seeks factory-equipment alternatives to thwart China's rare earths grip, sources say
Malaysia allows first export of raw rare earths under new rules
Government long-term financing could solve Aclara’s “chicken-and-egg” problem: CEO
Rare Earth Market - October 22, 2026
China Responds to Japan's Yttrium Shortage: Export Controls Aimed at Deterring "Remilitarization"
Orbit strikes massive sulphides as rare earths IPO takes shape - Mining.com.au
What a Permanent Magnet Actually Is and Why It Needs Rare Earths
Rare earths resource boost in sight as Red Metal drills Qld giant
Indian advanced materials startup Scimplify raises $25 million
The Next Breakthrough in Rare Earths May Be How We Recover Them
Rare-Earth Prices Rise 23%, Yet Producers’ Stocks Fall 28%
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