#Critical Minerals
Total 29 articles
Chinese rare earth stocks rally in 2026 as investors bet on continued supply chain dominance amid rising US-China tensions and global supply concerns.
Lynas Rare Earths reports a 43% surge in Q2 revenue for 2026, driven by higher prices and increased demand for non-Chinese supply chains amid geopolitical tensions.
Analyze the US Greenland acquisition 2026 scenario. Explore how the Arctic is becoming a geopolitical flashpoint between the US, China, and Denmark.
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Australia unveils its A$1.2 billion Australia critical mineral reserve 2026 plan to secure Antimony, Gallium, and Rare Earths, countering China's market dominance.
US lawmakers propose a $2.5 billion agency to boost domestic rare earths production and break China's 90% market dominance. Read about the new bipartisan strategy.
President Trump has set a 180-day deadline for global suppliers to diversify critical mineral supply chains away from China or face new US trade barriers by July 2026.
Amanda Lacaze, the long-standing CEO of Lynas Rare Earths, is set to step down in June 2026. Discover the implications for the global rare earth supply chain and investors.
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Qatar joins the U.S.-led Pax Silica AI coalition on Jan 12, 2026, joining South Korea and six others to secure AI and critical mineral supply chains against China's influence.
Explore how the potential US acquisition of Greenland is reshaping the critical minerals supply chain for AI and defense. Featuring insights from Critical Metals Corp and industry experts.
Japan seeks G7 cooperation in 2026 to counter China's rare earth export controls. Finance Minister Katayama heads to Washington to discuss supply chain resilience.
The US is accelerating its push to reduce reliance on China for rare earth elements by 2026. Explore the strategic moves and investment risks according to Reuters reports.
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Chinese state-owned miner Jiangxi Copper is set to acquire London-listed SolGold for $1.2 billion, gaining control of the massive Cascabel copper project in Ecuador amid a global resource scramble.
