China’s Antimony Export Restrictions Push Prices to Record Highs
08/19/2024 16:59
On August 15, China’s Ministry of Commerce announced that from September 15, antimony, a rare metal used in semiconductor materials, and its related products will be subject to export restrictions. The international price of antimony is already at an all-time high, making this a potent countermeasure for China, which accounts for nearly half of the world’s production, against Western countries. However, the price movements of the regulated minerals vary, and market reactions are yet to be fully seen.
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