Rare earths, hailed as the "vitamin of industry", have become a focal point of global competition following four major cross-country events in a short span. The U.S.-led "Critical Minerals Partnership...
Recently, the price of yttrium oxide has surged 44 times in half a year, jumping from $6 per kilogram to $270 per kilogram, making it a focal point of global technological and geopolitical rivalry. Th...
Rare earth elements (REEs), often called "industrial vitamins" for their irreplaceable role in high-tech, defense, and green energy sectors, have become a pivotal geopolitical tool bridging two major ...
China’s Ministry of Commerce recently announced the suspension of planned export control measures on additional rare earth elements, a pragmatic adjustment that balances national security and global i...
On November 1, 2025, the U.S.-China trade agreement on key minerals drew global attention, as China announced general export licenses for rare earths, gallium, germanium, antimony and graphite—lifting...
Technologically, breakthroughs reshape the industry. Xinlaifu’s self-developed SmFeN magnets (4th-gen) have a 470°C Curie temperature, 3x better corrosion resistance than traditional ones, and samariu...
On September 5th, Trump signed an executive order exempting gold, tungsten, uranium, graphite and other metals from tariffs, affecting the global rare earth market.U.S. manufacturing, troubled by hig...
Recently, the prices in the rare earth market have shown a complex fluctuating and adjusting trend, with distinct price divergences among different varieties, attracting the attention of numerous inve...
When the price of dysprosium oxide in Europe was more than 300% higher than that in China in October 2025, and when the United States set a neodymium-praseodymium price floor of 850,000 yuan per ton ...
Rare Earth Pricing War: Three Cycles of Volatility in Five Years, and the Underlying Shift in Global Industrial Power Amid Supply-Demand Reconstruction
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