China’s latest customs figures show another strong month for dysprosium exports, while terbium shipments softened slightly compared to August.
Exports of both technology metals declined compared to August. Both have been subject to Chinese export controls for more than two years.
China’s export restrictions on the entire rare earth supply chain continued to dominate headlines this week.
Due to better market conditions, the company now plans to operate in the United States.
A survey by the digital association Bitkom shows that German companies are particularly concerned about dependencies on China and the USA.
Another three million jobs are indirectly linked to critical raw materials, according to a McKinsey analysis. In addition to increased recycling and joint procurement platforms for companies, strategic stockpiling is expected to improve supply security.