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The rare earth market has been seen bottomed out as of the end of May after a moderate decline from mid-March (excluding praseodymium). Demand for rare earth magnets is basically firm, and demand for EVs and wind power generation will grow further. After all, it relies on rare earths magnets, but there are also minor rare earths that live on conventional dema
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Dysprosium metal (99.5%min in China)
Dysprosium metal (99.5% FOBChina)
Dysprosium oxide (99.5%min in China)
Dysprosium oxide (99.5%FOB China)
PrNd Misch Metal (PrNd 99%min Nd 75% China)
PrNd Misch Metal(PrNd 99%min Nd 75% FOBChina)
Neodymium metal (99%min in China)
Neodymium metal (99% FOBChina)
Neodymium oxide (99.5% in China)
Neodymium oxide (99.5% FOBChina)
Praseodymium oxide (99.5% FOBChina)
Praseodymium metal (99.5% FOBChina)
Lutetium Oxide(99.99% China)
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