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September 18th, customs data showed that China exported 10,822 tons of rare earths and their products in August, a year-on-year decrease of 17.6%; alumina exports in August were 430,000 tons, a year-on-year increase of 135.8%.
#Futures Market Intelligence#nonferrous metals#Rare earth permanent magnet#Nonferrous metal futures09-18 11:06
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[The United States finalizes large-scale uranium investment in Niger] September 17th, people familiar with the matter said that the United States will invest hundreds of millions of dollars in uranium mining in Niger.
#nonferrous metals#Nonferrous metal futures09-17 21:36
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On September 15th, the main contract of Shanghai zinc futures fell 2% during the day, reporting at 25,970 yuan/ton.
#Futures Market Intelligence#nonferrous metals#Non-ferrous zinc#Nonferrous metal futures09-15 09:45
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On September 14th, the Pentagon announced an investment of US$450 million in Elmet Group, a US supplier of critical materials and precision engineering components.
#nonferrous metals#Nonferrous metal futures#Military industry09-14 19:05
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[Strong reality holds up copper prices. Institutions believe that macro factors will determine the height of the rise] On September 10th, domestic and foreign copper prices have continued to strengthen recently. The London Metal Exchange (LME) copper futures set a new historical record, once touching $14,779/ton; the main contract price of Shanghai copper futures also exceeded the 110,000 yuan/ton mark. Industry insiders said that the core support for this round of rising copper prices includes the tightening of global copper concentrate supply, continued decline in inventories, and tight spot markets. The inventory transfer effect caused by the expected U.S. refined copper tariffs has further aggravated the tight supply in non-U.S. regions. In the short term, copper prices may remain volatile in a high range. However, as the positive factors on the industrial side are gradually priced into the market, the room for subsequent copper price increases still depends on changes in macro factors such as the direction of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy and the U.S. refined copper tariff policy. (China Securities Journal)
#Futures Market Intelligence#nonferrous metals#Nonferrous·Copper#Nonferrous metal futures09-10 06:49
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On September 9th, U.S. Critical Minerals Corporation signed an agreement to merge with Nova Resources and acquire the McAllister tantalum mine and concentrator in Alabama.
#nonferrous metals#Nonferrous metal futures09-09 19:09