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In China, two months have passed since imports of rare earths from Myanmar ceased, but with no prospect of resumption, domestic production plants are shutting down one after another, raising concerns about the impact on the market in the future. As for the big news of the past week, the U.S. Defense Department mentioned its efforts to extract rare earths using bio-mining methods. If successful, this
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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)
Terbium oxide (99.99%min in China)
Terbium oxide (99.99% FOBChina)
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