02/11/2025 11:19
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The rare earth market from late January to early February 2025 has seen a slight increase. With China’s Lunar New Year holiday just ending, manufacturers have yet to fully resume production, leading to temporary supply constraints. Concerns over unstable political conditions in Myanmar and the potential impact on ore imports have also contributed to fears of supply disruptions, pushing prices higher.
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