Rare earth market update 2022 # 7 Raw material rises for magnet due to shortage in Chinese market
05/14/2022 10:05
Under the influence of the Chinese economy, which slowed down again amid lockdown in each city due to the re-expansion of corona infection in March, neodymium and dysprosium, which are the raw materials for neodymium magnets, are becoming scarce. Looking at the
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